What do you do every day after becoming a monk? I want to become a monk

The average monk's day is arranged like this:

30 get up (Jiangsu, Zhejiang.

The sunrise is early, usually 3:00-3:30);

00-6:00 to the temple for morning class (Yanxiang Ancient Temple in order to facilitate students with different time differences across the country to experience the morning class, specially set at 6:00-7:00 to do morning class);

00-6:30 Breakfast (Eating is also one of the practices, Zen Buddhism.)

This is often referred to as "passing the hall").

30-7:30 Open the door, clean or do other work.

00-10:00 Meditation or doing the things assigned by the abbot;

00-11:00 self-study (the temple also has non-rigid arrangements for this process, or meditation and chanting of scriptures, or watching the temple tour, every monk and resident has temple affairs);

00-11:30 Admission (lunch);

30-14:00 Lunch break.

00-15:30 Meditation or doing the things assigned by the abbot;

00-17:00 Go to the temple for evening classes;

30-18:00 Medicine stone (Because the temple pays attention to lunch and does not eat.)

Therefore, this meal is to help the monks who have not yet been able to skip lunch to practice, and it is like a medicine, called a "medicine stone").

00-19:00 Close the temple gate; Sutra practice (the Dharma teachers usually walk around, because they need to maintain inner awareness when walking, which is also a way of practice, so it is called "sutra"); Cleaning.

00-20:00 Meditation (this time is relatively free, monks will choose various ways such as meditation, practice, and drinking tea).

00 fall asleep. If you don't sleep all night and meditate, it's called "not falling down at night."

Monks do their work every day

Cleaning, chanting, worshipping Buddha, and the work assigned to you.

Requirements: Be vegetarian and can't go home.

Every day may be to clean the temple, then cook and split wood to make a fire, and then chant the scriptures.

If you become a monk, you actually need culture. Now it's time to be a monk, but also to rest, not to do homework.

I also want to go, is there one in Shijiazhuang?

If you want to become a monk, you must be prepared to recite sutras.

I think he must have done the work, but I don't know exactly what he does. I haven't been there.