Can I burn incense and worship Buddha at home during Mid-Autumn Festival? Woohoo, I didn't know about Mid-Autumn Festival.

Of course. Because the fifteenth day of the seventh lunar month is also the Boning Festival, which is one of the two major Buddhist festivals in China. It is also called "Monk's Self-indulgence Day" and "Buddha's Joy Day". It is a festival for Buddhists to hold Buddhist rituals and turn over before they die, and it is also a big festival to worship bodhisattvas and ancestors.

On this day, Buddhist temples will hold dharma meetings that transcend ancestral relations. According to the requirements of the precepts, monks and nuns must settle in summer from April 15 to July 15 of the lunar calendar every year. In addition, according to our traditional customs, every year during the Spring Festival and the first and fifteenth days of the lunar calendar, people have the habit of going to temples to worship Buddha and pray for blessings.

Matters needing attention when going to the temple in Mid-Autumn Festival:

First, about appellation: monks in temples should be called "everyone", "mage" and "master"; Abbot monks should be addressed as "elders", "abbots" and "Zen masters"; Monks in the Lama Temple should be called "Lama", which means "guru".

Second, about etiquette: the way to greet monks in the temple is to put your hands together and bow your head slightly, or put your hands on your chest and your head slightly lower. Don't shake hands, hug or touch a monk.

Third, about speech: When talking with monks and Taoists in temples, you should not mention words such as killing, getting married and eating fishy meat.