I can't afford to kneel at the temple of wealth, and I don't even look at the temple of marriage.

I just want to make money, not get married. It is the slogan of some modern independent women. The "God of Wealth Temple" in this sentence is the temple that supports the God of Wealth. Even if you haven't heard of the "God of Wealth Temple", you can guess that it has something to do with money just by the word "wealth" at the beginning. The "marriage hall" in the second half of the sentence is also a word that can only be understood literally. It should be noted that "I can't afford to kneel in the marriage hall" cannot be rashly understood as "I don't want to fall in love". Because "marriage hall" means "marriage", not love. These independent women may talk about beautiful love, but they are never willing to enter the marriage hall with their partners.