How to release large and small wooden fish

This is because Qinghe Muyu is a representative musical instrument in chanting and doing things, and the size is the same, that is, aesthetic considerations. It is usually placed around the altar in front of the incense table. Strictly speaking, the "Qing" you said is called "Qing", which is a bronze-cast, pot-shaped ritual vessel placed on the right side of the Buddha table. During the Dharma and chanting, the monk struck with a wooden stick to guide all the chanting movements. Wooden fish is one of the percussion instruments when chanting. In ancient times, it was called fish drum and fish board. It is a fish-shaped wooden vessel with a hollow hole and a voice button. Since Buddhism stresses compassion, why do you hit it with wood as a fish when you read Buddha? The reason is that all the fish's eyes are open all the time, so the monk took this as a sign of diligence and dared not slack off.