Is there anything to pay attention to if you are going to worship the four-faced Buddha?

Dress: no shoulders above, no knees below (unisex, especially women). If you don't want to wear a long dress, you can buy a beautiful silk scarf (usually large) to cover it when you enter the temple. Wear shoes: shoes are not allowed to enter the temple. You must take off your shoes at the door. In some places, you are asked to take off your shoes on the steps. Pay attention to the icon and you will understand it when you see it. Women pay special attention to keeping their distance from monks and not touching them. Don't make noise in the temple and keep basic respect. The temples in Thailand are both living temples and operating temples, which need everyone's support to do well. There is a merit box in the temple, and everyone is welcome to donate. Unlike China, where people are responsible for selling incense and telling fortune, they rely on their own consciousness. Many temples are left unattended. Even in the morning and evening classes, you can't see too many monks, but if you feel good. I really think it's religious there! This is a common etiquette in Thai temples, and so is the four-faced Buddha. Things to pay attention to, if you make a wish, you mean it. If you attach importance to this matter, you must make it. If the specific thing you asked is successful, you need to do it regularly according to other people's etiquette, otherwise it may be bad for your wishes. At least you will feel uncomfortable. So if you just say goodbye, just wish your family peace and so on. Don't make a wish at will. This answer is very professional.