Talk about how Wu Ye Temple fulfilled its promise.

It is said that Wutai Mountain began to build temples in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Wutai Mountain is not only one of the five Buddhist holy places in the world, but also the first of the four famous Buddhist mountains in China, and its status is quite high. Wu Ye Temple is just a small temple in Wutai Mountain. Wu Ye Temple, whose real name is Wanfuge, is backed by the northern step of the "Roof of North China", followed by the royal temple courtyard imitating the grand architectural style of the Forbidden City in Beijing, the first Bodhisattva Temple of the Yellow Emperor Temple (Tibetan Buddhism) in Wutai Mountain, the largest ancient temple Xiantong Temple in Wutai Mountain built in Yongping 1 1 year in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and the Wu Ye Temple of Tayuan Temple, which is located on the highest existing earth building in China, was built in the forty-fourth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty. At that time, only the East Hall (Manjusri Hall) was the temple of Tayuan Temple. In Qing Dynasty, Jianbei Temple (Longwang Temple) was changed from Qing Temple (Han Buddhism) to Huangsi Temple (Tibetan Buddhism) and became an independent temple. We are about to begin the content of how Wu Ye Temple wishes. Speaking of wishing in Wu Ye Temple, you must have made a wish before making a wish. Usually, you go to Wu Ye Temple to make a wish on an empty stomach in the morning. You can burn incense at 0: 00 on the fifteenth or first day of the lunar calendar every month. In addition, according to different seasons, you can go to incense and make a wish at 4-7 in the morning. It is said that you can make up to three wishes, and the wishes must come true. You can make a wish, but you can't come to Wu Ye Temple to make a wish. The first step when making a wish is to burn incense, and the pilgrimage is to communicate with the Buddha. The second step is to worship in four directions: east, west, north and south, because there are buddhas on all sides of Wutai Mountain. The third step is to bow down to the statue of Wuye and make a wish or beg.