Abstract:The three hall-style buildings in Meizhou, the Hall of Lingguang Temple, the Dacheng Hall of Xingning Academy, the Dacheng Hall of Changle Academy, etc. were analyzed in plane form, architectural characteristics, and construction scale. Through the comparison of the three and the comparative study with the temple buildings in other areas of Lingnan to explore its architectural features and origins, it is concluded that the Lingguang Temple Hall is influenced by Hakka immigration culture and has early architectural characteristics, while the two Dacheng Halls, due to the close integration of the Xingning Basin and the Guangfu area in the late Qing Dynasty, have the general characteristics of Lingnan Hall-style architecture.