Can't I go to the temple to burn incense and worship Buddha during my menstrual period?

Of course. Buddhism pays attention to "emptiness" and there is no emptiness. Where is the basis? As follows: 1. Women (nuns) in temples will also have physiological periods, but they will never be banned from entering temples. 2. According to the "Pharmacist Classic", if a woman recites the name of the pharmacist Buddha during childbirth, the childbirth will be smooth and the child will be smart. 3. Physiological period is a normal physiological activity of living things, so why should we avoid physiological activities? Taboo normal physiological activities, it must not be Buddhism. When the Buddha was alive, if a person had a serious ulcer and smelled bad all over, as long as he wanted to listen to Buddhism, the Buddha would definitely come to him to teach. Rot sores are more disgusting than physical activities, but the Buddha does not avoid them. So, as far as Buddhism is concerned, this is ok. But Taoism certainly can't.