Does the real Shaolin Temple need money to go to school? Are they all classics? Why not read the textbook? Can you come out after you go in?

First of all, correct your thoughts. You don't want to become a monk, you want to become a monk.

Secondly, ordinary monks don't need money. If you want to become a monk in Shaolin Temple, you have to have an interview first, that is, to see if you have anything to do with Buddhism. If you have a diploma and background, you have a good chance of success.

Finally, in Shaolin temple, you basically have to read the true scriptures. Reading classics is for exams, and exams are for precepts. After being ordained, you will become a real monk. You will have a similar ID card to prove that you are a real monk and a person in this industry. Then as long as you travel all over the country, people will take care of your food, drink and accommodation, and there will be a certain allowance or salary every month. I don't take ordinary campus textbooks for the toast exam, so I don't read them. If you are tired of becoming a monk, you can be secular (if you want to be ordained again in the future, you still have to retake the exam. It is difficult to be ordained, and those who pass the exam are generally unwilling to be secular. At least, someone will take care of your life's food, clothing, housing and transportation, and it is universal in the country. )。 If you just want to become a monk, it's easy If you want to read the classics, you can read the textbooks, because there is no test pressure. If you want to be secular, simply apply.

All hands, very tired and hard, please encourage! )

In addition, I am from Dengfeng Shaolin Temple.