What's so particular about the incense ashes in the Lama Temple?

What do you ask about the exquisite incense in the Lama Temple? The Lama Temple's emphasis on incense is as follows:

1, in terms of the number of incense, it is generally three. The more incense, the better. Three sticks of incense, respectfully lit, devoutly worshipped Buddha, and then inserted, is the respect for Bodhisattva. Extra incense can be put on the altar, so that other people who have no money to buy incense can also worship Buddha and burn incense.

2. When lighting incense, fan with your hand, not blow with your mouth.

3. Conditional tourists can offer a colorful flower to worship the Buddha and express their piety to the Buddha. However, the offerings of fragrant flowers can't be smelled with your nose, and you can't take them away at will.

The Lama Temple in Beijing is open to the public all the year round, so if tourists want to visit the Lama Temple and burn incense and worship Buddha, in principle, they can go any day. However, most tourists choose to burn incense on the first and fifteenth day of the lunar calendar, especially on the first day and the first day of the lunar new year. Tourists come to the Lama Temple to burn incense in an endless stream, and there will be long queues in front of the main hall.