What are the characteristics of religious culture in southern China? Why are there many religious harmonies? My answer.

This phenomenon is particularly obvious in southern Fujian. Almost every village in southern Fujian has temples, and each village believes in different gods. Some believe in Guanyin, some believe in the land Lord and Guan Gong, and some believe in various gods, resulting in many temple fairs every year. Some families even set up a memorial hall at home to worship their gods.

As a Minnan, I grew up in this atmosphere of Buddhist belief. Go to various temples to worship and attend lively temple fairs. Minnan people are particularly devout in their beliefs and spend a lot of money on their own beliefs. Many people around me go to Putuo Mountain to worship Guanyin every year. Some people are vegetarian because they worship Buddha, and some people donate money to the box in front of Buddha without blinking. It seems that it has become the habit of many Minnan people to attend various temple fairs and worship in temples all over the country.

Is this really faith? Yi Zhongtian said that a person with many beliefs has no faith. When they worship Buddha, they pray for peace and health, all goes well, academic success, career success and love happiness. They prayed to help them realize their wishes with the help of the invisible Buddha. This is an exchange, I offer a tribute, and you help me fulfill my wish. And all my remaining actions and efforts are to show my sincerity. The more sincere I am, the more likely the Buddha will see it and help you realize it. In the southwest, people have a religious activity called mountain climbing. Around the mountain, I bowed down a few steps, and finally reached the foot of the Buddha at the top of the mountain, presenting my wish. As for whether this wish has finally come true, I think some have, and some have not, so religious belief has the possibility of eternal existence and lasting.