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Does Wong Tai Sin Temple in Hong Kong cancel issuing red envelopes?

Question: Do you want to give a red envelope to Wong Tai Sin Temple in Hong Kong? How much should I put in each red envelope? Is there anyone who knows the ropes to give me a detailed and comprehensive explanation? Please mention it to me, thank you! Answer: There is a fixed fee for the cancellation of visas at Wong Tai Sin Temple in Hong Kong. You don't need a red envelope to do anything in Hong Kong. You have to change your mind when you come to Hong Kong. There are many stalls at the entrance of Wong Tai Sin Temple for people to sign, and the price is marked in front of them. Guests can tell at a glance how much the service charge is. There is no room for negotiation, so they don't have to give red envelopes. However, it should be noted that only one thing can be asked when signing the bill, and the charge is calculated according to the signing bill. Before the faithful men and women in front of Wong Tai Sin Temple in Hong Kong arrived at Wong Tai Sin Temple, many women enthusiastically came to sell incense to you, which made me feel as strong as other places. I stood quietly in front of the temple, watching my friends salute and sign, and watching others. What I realized was the piety of these kind men and women. Love and prayer for a better life. Accompany a friend to untie the three divination signs on the right side of the temple. There are about dozens of fortune-telling booths here, most of which have master certificates issued by the Hong Kong Numerology Association. My friend found two masters to cancel the visa, which means the same thing. The biggest contradiction is that one of the teachers said that his friend was in poor health, and the other teacher said that he would be fine. I don't think so. This confirms my own atheism.