Is there anything particular about burning incense in temples?

When I go to the temple to burn incense, I usually ask:

1. May my family be happy;

2. May my friend be healthy;

3. May my study and work go smoothly;

4. May my life be safe and happy;

5. May my family be harmonious and happy;

6. May my love be sweet and happy;

7. May my children grow up healthily;

8. May my career succeed;

9. May my social contribution be meaningful;

10. May the world be peaceful and the people be happy and healthy.

Finally, the temple is the Dojo for Buddhism and Buddhist monks to practice, abbot and promote Buddhism, and it is the home of the three treasures in the world. It has the functions of purifying the souls of all beings, soothing the gods and transcending all beings into nirvana. At the same time, it also has the functions of guiding the world, setting up facilities widely, praying for all beings to avoid disasters, be safe and increase their wisdom. Everyone who enters the temple can either say "Amitabha" or raise a kind of respect for the monk's three treasures, which can help him plant a good root and repair the newspaper. Its merits and interests are not only in this life, but in later generations. This is the key to why people choose to pray in temples.