Should Shaolin Temple be commercialized? How do you view the relationship between Shaolin Temple and

I'm just going to share some of my own opinions.

In my opinion, the phenomenon of "commercialization of Shaolin Temple" can already be discussed as a "typical". Because many temples are now seriously commercialized. So at the root of it, what is the problem?

First: Place**.

Second: employment of the population.

The local government deliberately and unilaterally pursues GDP growth, develops local tourism, and solves the employment problem of the local population, while ignoring the image of traditional culture in people's minds. In order to get rich, some people completely ignore the face of their "ancestors", under the banner of spreading culture, wearing the hat of a docent, but privately colluding with vendors, what else is "if you shop 80 per person, if you don't shop, 100" This kind of thing is still less? ! It's just a robbery, and the robbery is much brighter than this, right?

After some people asked for a signature in the temple, the docent said mercilessly that if it was a good sign, they had to buy a talisman, otherwise it would not work out of this door. If it's a bad sign, you have to buy it, or you'll be unlucky, and you won't be able to transfer it for five years! It's a fucking fart!

I'm asking for a lot, oh! It doesn't work when it comes to your mouth? Fuck the tiger!

Who do you think you are? Attained the Tao monk, the Buddha passed on, or the gods descended to the earth? What you say is so spiritual, why don't you turn yourself into a cellar of gold!

The other aspects have been made clear above, and I will only make my own observations.

I think it's really heart-wrenching that the Shaolin Temple (not just the Shaolin Temple, but many ancient temples) is being commercialized. Those temples are a very important part of our culture, and their role in traditional culture is also very important. But now it has been ruined by some people like this, not to mention that we have harmed our children and grandchildren, the upper is not old, the lower is not young, and then the small is a little smaller, foreign tourists come to China to visit the ancient culture, what will they feel?

Is this how we, the sons and daughters of the Chinese nation, spoil our roots? Rather than ruining our roots, it is better to say that it is ruining ourselves!! The temple should be a pure, self-cultivation place, in the past countless years, how many hardships have been experienced, and how many eminent monks and great virtues are from here.

Now, for their own selfish interests, some unscrupulous scum completely ignore the Buddha's teachings, break the original purity of the temple, forget the Buddha's teachings, even ignore karma, and are not afraid to go to hell, and blatantly do this and that kind of ugly things in the monastery. Didn't the Buddha shed tears and didn't he feel sad when he saw it?

How can you and I not stop this fact, how can we not expose it?

If this continues, where will our Chinese monastic culture go in the future?

Don't you feel sad when you think about it? It is a son and daughter of China, and they should all make a modest contribution to defend our ancient culture.

Shi Yongxin" how can it be compared with "Baizhang Huaihai Zen Master".

Baizhang Huaihai Zen Master is an enlightened monk who established the rules in the realm of enlightenment

But Shi Yongxin can't even explain Buddhist scriptures

He did not preach the scriptures to the outside world, nor did he promote the wisdom of precepts

He's just busy doing "exaltation and enlightenment" and he charges a lot of money, but that's what he said in the past, after all, it's also a "Buddha thing."

His main energy is busy running a company to make money, and now he has to go public to spread his notoriety

Baizhang Huaihai Zen Master is in the "realm of enlightenment", and the Zen master who established the rules is "not doing a day without eating a day" and has no penny himself

Shi Yongxin achieved commercialization in "greed", is he himself "penniless"?

It's the same Buddhist temple reform, can this be the same?

If Shi Yongxin wants to make money, he can pay back the vulgar first, and then start a company

Advised "Shi Yongxin Devil":

Don't break the Buddha's precepts anymore

Don't damage the reputation of Buddhism anymore

Don't be a lion anymore

Don't eat lion meat anymore

It's not like I'm saying that, I'm not that bold

See what Jizo Bodhisattva says:

The Jizo Sutra says, "If there are sentient beings who pretend to be shaman, their hearts are not shaman. Break the white clothes that deceive the permanent residents. Violating the precepts and doing all kinds of evil. If so, they should fall into the Infernal Hell. ”

I know that's not a good idea, but setting a precedent for the commercialization of temples is going to have a ripple effect that could ripple through a lot of temples

The precepts of the Buddha will be dealt a heavy blow, and it will be even more chilling and deplorable!

The times are advancing, Buddhism to exist and develop, must adapt to the characteristics of the times, in history Baizhang Huaihai Zen Master, not also scolded as a precept-breaking monk, but it is "Baizhang Qing rules", Buddhism can survive to this day.

The branches of Shaolin Temple are not necessarily linked to the commercial cave.

This is because at present, Shaolin Temple has formed a complete development system of Wu Bujia, entered the real estate industry, and can form a good economic development model, receive more useful funds, complete the circular development model, and absorb more excellent students.

Because the slag is like this, it will help the Zhengdong area to form a strong IP concept in the future, and help to form a rich commercial and cultural tourism format, which is a relatively natural and ordinary transaction.

I think it may be because there are certain changes in the real estate policy now, and then the Shaolin Temple sees the business opportunities.

What impact does Shaolin Temple have on the development of the real estate industry? It should be said that Shaolin Temple itself, as a religious combination, has a great influence in the religious industry. But now in the real estate industry is not necessarily a particularly big advantage, because the real estate industry requires huge capital.

At present, so many developers in the real estate industry, whether it is Country Garden, Vanke, Wanda or some local real estate companies in the private sector, have their own capital ranging from tens of billions to hundreds of billions, and the market value has exceeded one trillion. Therefore, the most basic thing to engage in real estate is to have money, because it is not as easy as everyone thinks to build a house, and all the costs involved in this must be considered. If this is not possible, the real estate market is not so easy to mix.

Of course, the Shaolin Temple itself has a lot of capital, and people can spend 100 million to get a piece of land, which proves that the total capital of people is definitely more than these money, and 4.5 billion is also a small look at people. Because the related industries of Shaolin Temple are indeed more profitable, and people are also doing business, isn't this also normal, after all, Shaolin Temple is not all monks who escape from the world, they are also a group, and they also need various expenses such as food, clothing, housing and transportation, so it is understandable that Shaolin Temple has entered the real estate industryBecause although the real estate industry has high risks and high entry barriers, it is really profitable. <>

The profit margin of the real industry is limited to 10 points, and now the net profit margin of the overall physical manufacturing industry is about 10%, but the real estate industry is different, as long as the house can be sold, it will be 60%, and the net profit of the house with disturbance will reach 50%, which is at least three times higher than the traditional physical manufacturing industry. So making money, although the risk is higher, but the reward is also very high, and the risk is worth it.

There may be different cultural ideas coming in, it turns out that Shaolin Temple can also enter real estate, which is really special.

There will be a lot of changes, real estate may return to the ordinary industry, the number of new houses will be more and more, the demand for housing will be more and more, and it will become a natural growth in the city.

It was a coincidence that it was biased towards commercial nature. The Shaolin Temple under the commercial Qintan key is still a pure land of Buddhism, and it is not as bad as everyone thinks. Shi Yongxin once advocated the cancellation of tickets to the Shaolin Temple, which should not hinder the arrival of believers.

I think it's completely commercialized, and there are even people who take advantage of everyone's kindness to make profits.

There is no need to dwell on these, if you trust yourself, you can go, if you don't trust, you can choose not to go.

I think it also depends on the situation, some places can indeed adhere to the original intention, and some people must have seen the benefits, it is the interests that drive them to change their original intentions, and they are no longer the same feeling as before.

I think that since the Shaolin Temple has entered the commercialization, it will be difficult for it to reach the realm of the Pure Land of Buddhism.

This is a normal phenomenon, China is not a religious country, the form of existence of religion will inevitably develop in this direction, just like the Jokhang Temple and Jokhang Temple such Buddhist holy places will charge tickets, it can be understood that the current commercialization is another kind of incense money.

Shaolin Temple as a religious aspect, should not be commercialized - commercialization is the dominance of interests, and it is necessary to weigh secular gains and losses at all times, Buddhism is the idea of birth, and the conflict between the two ideas is obvious, which will inevitably lead to the purity of religion.

Should. In ancient times, the temple was financed by incense, but in modern times, temple incense has decreased, and the temple can only survive through commercialization.

Should. Because no matter what industry needs to make money now, Shaolin Temple is no exception, and it is difficult to make a living without commercialization.

It can't be said that, because from ancient times to the present, the operation of Shaolin Buddhist Temple needs incense to serve the Bodhisattva, and the incense money is naturally donated by pilgrims who come thousands of miles to pray, so there is such a trading network from beginning to endIt's just that in modern times, the scope of this trading network has become more extensive, and our sacred and inviolable place of Buddhism has begun to have fireworks.

I think still, as long as there is no excessive commercialization, in fact, commercialization will also help the spread of Buddhist culture, and can also improve the quality of life of the relevant personnel of Shaolin Temple, as long as they do not forget their original intentions.

Not anymore. Shaolin Temple has too many commercial elements, which disturbs the purity of Buddhism, and also brings a lot of worldly dirt, so it is no longer a pure land of Buddhism.

Personally, I think that the Shaolin Temple in the context of commercialization is still a pure land of Buddhism. Because the people who really practice are still practicing far away from the scenic spots, they have truly achieved great seclusion in the city.

Shi Yongxin said that "Shaolin Temple reciting scriptures, participating in Zen, practicing martial arts, and practicing are still the same as in the past", which shows that the Shaolin Temple under commercialization has little impact on the lives of Shaolin monks. As mentioned at the beginning of the article, the residential area of the monks of the Shaolin Temple is separate from the Shaolin scenic area, and there is basically no communication with the outside world. In addition, Shi Yongxin also restored the past traditions, such as the fine tradition of "Laba soup porridge", which contributed to the improvement of the protection of Shaolin culture.

For commercialization, Shi Yongxin's explanation is that Buddhism will destroy itself if he does not enter the WTO, and what he has to do is to defend the Shaolin Temple in his lifetime.

I don't think so. Shaolin Temple should be a place that pays attention to the purity of the five roots, and the current commercial atmosphere is too heavy.