Folk temple fair:
Temple fairs are large and small. Generally speaking, if the temple fair has a spacious courtyard, spacious outside the temple and is located in a densely populated place extending in all directions, the temple fair will have a wide radiation area and a large scale.
There are three main kinds of temple fair activities: first, monks and Taoist priests in the temple do "ceremonies" and "Dojo", that is, they hold ceremonies to worship the gods and buddhas, and in some places, statues as big as real people are tied to hold parades; Second, good men believe in women and worship, wishing happiness; The third is the literary, artistic and commercial activities carried out by this opportunity.
Believers coming from all directions, together with people visiting the temple fair, constitute a lively scene of the temple fair. There are generally tens of thousands of people, and they are famous in Fiona Fang for hundreds of miles.
Most relatives, friends and neighbors go to the temple fair in droves. Most farmers in the countryside also put down their farm work to catch the temple fair. People gathered in four townships and eight towns want to eat, live, buy things and watch the fun, which provides broad business opportunities for temple fairs.
Whenever there is a large-scale temple fair, all kinds of businessmen, artisans and Jianghu people flock from all directions, such as selling snacks, shoes and hats, cloth, lottery tickets, pills, powder pills, juggling, daily groceries and folk handicrafts, making the temple fair a big stage for folk economic and cultural activities.
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