Although the monks study Yellow Hat sect teachings, as you'll see in this series of images, the buildings are not Tibetan in form, the monks do not wear the traditional robes found in other Tibetan temples. In fact, there appears to be little to distinguish the robes from one of the variety of Mahayana orders favoured by the Han Chinese majority. And the Planet notes that, at least originally, the monastery was stocked with Yellow Hat monks from Inner Mongolia, rather than Tibet. Indeed, even the form of prayer depicted in this photograph is more typical of Mahayana/Zen, and there are no prayer wheels to be found in this temple.