What's the point of having both sides?

In and out of the Taoist temple, it generally enters the east and exits the west, that is, it follows the laws of nature and rises in the east and falls in the west. If it must be attributed to the left and right, it is the Taoist thought of respecting the left (attention! Because the left hand is a good hand, it is a kind of inaction and a kind of yang. The Tao Te Ching says, "Left is more important when you are young, and right is more important when you fight." So there are rules. As for the so-called worship and clockwise, on the contrary, it is caused by the right-wing thinking of Buddhism. Buddhism regards right winding as a ceremony to show respect. In Buddhist scriptures, many arhats and bodhisattvas have to circle the Buddha three times to show their respect. The same is true of Tibetans walking around stupas or turning prayer wheels. Buddhism believes that right is right and left is evil, so Buddhists and Bodhisattvas expose their right shoulders or right arms to show justice.