What's the difference between temples in Taiwan Province Province and the mainland?

I have the strongest feeling about this ... whether people in Taiwan Province province or mainlanders, the existence of religion always has its unique charm.

But the temples in Taiwan Province Province are totally different from those in mainland China, and the most important thing is that people don't charge.

In 2009, I went to visit the Puning Temple in Chengde with a sincere heart, and then came out empty-handed. ....

Taiwan Province Provincial Monastery never charges entrance fees, while Chengde Puning Monastery charges money.

Well, Puning Temple is a monument, so forget it. Burning incense costs money, and burning silver paper costs money. Even worshipping a god in a temple and putting a tune behind it costs money.

I asked for money to untie the lottery, but I didn't buy the amulet. I was so impressed that I didn't even go to Shaolin Temple and died.

The biggest difference between temples in Taiwan Province province and mainland China is that they don't charge money. ....