1. Worship Buddha and burn incense: Rich people may go to temples to worship Buddha and burn incense because they believe in Buddha, expressing their reverence and gratitude to Buddha. They usually burn incense, offer lanterns, recite scriptures and worship Buddha. Conduct religious activities in temples.
2. Make a wish: Rich people sometimes make a wish at the temple because of family and career problems, hoping that the Buddha will bless them. After realizing their wishes, they will go to the temple again to make a wish and express their gratitude.
3. Build temples: Some wealthy families may invest in building temples to express their devotion to Buddhism and their contribution to the local people. Building a temple is a huge project, which requires a lot of manpower, material resources and financial resources.
4. Monk training: Temples are also places for training monks. Some wealthy families may send their children to temples for training, learn Buddhism and temple rules, and become qualified monks.
5. Living in a temple: Under some special circumstances, a wealthy family may live in a temple for a few days to experience the life and practice of the temple. They may participate in the daily activities of the temple, such as morning classes, evening classes, meditation, etc., to feel the atmosphere of the temple and the way of practice.
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