#Difference#
The following is an excerpt from a friend's vivo note:
Shanghai Jing'an Temple vs Taipei Longshan Temple
Before the epidemic, I traveled to Taipei and made a special trip to Longshan Temple, a well-known attraction in Taipei and the largest temple in Taipei.
Lungshan Temple, located in the downtown area of Taipei City, is usually crowded and shoulder to shoulder. Both are local
Good men and women, there are also tourists who come from afar. Among them, there are many tourist groups from Japan, South Korea and other places.
The tourist brochure says: The temple is free to enter and exit without any fee.
Walk to the entrance and see a separate house on the right, selling packaged food and incense.
At the beginning, according to the insight of the Chinese people, I think that the two sides of the strait are really the same ancestors and the same lineage, and even the routine of the temple circle money is the same, the same: saying that it is not a ticket, but in fact, it is necessary to leave incense money, and it must be a lot of money.
Just when I hesitated, I saw a lot of tourists coming in and ignored it, and I was relieved that it was indeed free. I was shocked.
But I was still full of doubts, why should there be a window selling incense and food at the door?
Looking at it again, I saw a note on the window glass, on which it was written that each guest had a column of incense for free. To reduce air pollution, burn less incense.
Originally, the temple offered each pilgrim a pillar of free incense, and more than one pillar was paid. Marvel at it, and have to stand in awe of reasonableness and full of humanity.
Entering the courtyard, there are all kinds of Buddha statues and shrines that cannot be named, with various shapes and expressions. Our generation does not believe in this set at all, calling it the "four olds" and has no interest in delving into the flowers and rushing to see a hilarity.
I turned around and returned to the gate, but there were two large cases in the center of the courtyard, each of which was more than ten meters long, and it was filled with various packaged foods. There are bread snacks, sweets and snacks, fruits and vegetables, and even large barrels of cooking oil. There is also a prominent wooden sign on the bill, which reads "Those who need it will take their own". I didn't understand what I meant, so I stopped and watched. But see, from time to time, pilgrims put their belongings on the slips: there are also individual tourists who pick up the items on the table and put them in their own pockets and leave in a hurry.
For a moment, I suddenly realized that this was actually a voluntary way of charity: pilgrims could buy packaged food at the entrance, and when they entered the hospital, they could put it on a slip, and anyone could use it: either wrapped in a belly, or taken away in a bag. When the doors are closed at night, the temple may be able to put away the remaining food. Day after day, year after year, year after year, year after year, This act of kindness must have helped many hungry and hungry people! Great compassion, universality for all sentient beings, and great kindness.
Take a look at The Jing'an Temple in Shanghai, armed police patrols, tickets of two hundred, and other ways to gather treasures. Compared with Shanghai Jing'an Temple, Taipei Longshan Temple is also a Buddhist temple and a holy place of blessing, which is so different. I, and other ordinary people and descendants of Kong Sheng, really do not know which is true or false, and where to go.
2022-02-04 Heart from vivo sticky notes
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