Tourists are cursed for not paying for incense lamps. Netizen: Borrowing money from Buddha should be punished.

A netizen, Mr. Zhang (pseudonym), complained to the relevant departments that recently, he and his lover were cursed by a so-called "teacher" in the scenic spot because they were unwilling to pay for some candle lamps.

Mr. Zhang said that on June 4th, 10, he and his family were traveling in Kongtong Mountain Scenic Area. When he and his family got off at Zhongtai, he was told that he could get a souvenir for free in a yellow room in front. So, Mr. Zhang and his family came to the yellow house. When Mr. Zhang received a small wooden bead with his own zodiac sign, he was told that he could ask a "teacher" to help him look at his personal fortune. When meeting a "teacher", the teacher praised him first, and then asked him about his age, marriage and family. The "teacher" said that he can help Mr. Zhang's family calculate their personal fortune, but before he can help Mr. Zhang's family calculate their personal fortune, Mr. Zhang needs to light a candle lamp first. However, lighting incense lamps is not free, but requires payment. The specific cost 100 yuan, ranging from 300 yuan to 500 yuan. Mr Zhang Can chooses how many candles to light according to his own situation.

Mr. Zhang went on to introduce: Because he and his lover both said that they didn't want to order incense burners, the "teacher" was very unhappy. The "teacher" said that the incense burner is related to future generations. If you don't light the incense burner, you are "killing future generations."

Teacher Zhang finally introduced: "When we were leaving home, the' teacher' was still saying,' Don't light the lamp, we will know next year'. My wife and I have been married for less than a year, and it is really unacceptable for this' teacher' to curse us with such vicious words. Are we guilty of not wanting to light incense lamps? How can there be such a truth in the world? This so-called' teacher' is obviously borrowing money from Buddhism and deliberately ruining the reputation of Buddhism! "

When Mr. Zhang's experience was exposed on the Internet, it immediately triggered a wide discussion among netizens.

Netizen Zi Qi Donglai: This so-called teacher's behavior is obviously fraud and should be investigated for fraud.

Spring tide is surging among netizens: the so-called teacher should stop cursing tourists for doing deceptive activities under the eyes of Buddha. Soon, Buddha will punish himself.

The netizen just laughed and didn't answer: this is a feudal superstition activity and should be banned immediately! At the same time, relevant departments should also conduct fraud investigations on so-called "teachers".

Netizens drive tractors into the city: this so-called teacher is clearly punished by borrowing Buddha!

Learned netizen: Buddhist holy land, how can this so-called teacher say such ugly things? Isn't this disrespectful to the Buddha?

Netizens love to travel: this scam of "looking at photos, lighting lamps, lighting incense and buying souvenirs to open the light" exists in many temples, and the relevant departments should crack down severely.

Netizen from Hainan: Borrowing Buddha to make money harms tourists! Those swindlers should be arrested and convicted!

In short, there are many comments from netizens.

It is said that when the netizen Mr. Zhang (pseudonym) complained to the relevant departments, the relevant departments immediately investigated the problems reflected by Mr. Zhang and confirmed through investigation:

In the next step, the relevant departments will step up law enforcement, resolutely ban superstitious behaviors such as divination and fortune telling, and severely crack down on unlicensed operations, strong buying and selling, and attracting customers to pursue sales.

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