There is an upright Taoist temple in Chongqing, and I want to be a lay Buddhist in name!

Currently, Quanzhen Taoism is the main Taoist sect in Chongqing. Zhengyi Taoism has relatively little development. The active areas of Zhengyiyi in Chongqing, represented by Beibei District, include Shaolong Temple in Jinyun Mountain and Huatuo Temple in Sansheng Town, Baiyunguan. There are also: Wanshou Palace, Baiyang Town, Tongliang District, Fuling District, Beishan Taoist Temple, Banan District, Nanquan Jianwen Palace, some palaces and temples are managed by Zhengyi Daochang, and the permanent part is managed by Zhengyi Qingxin layman, reflecting the current shortage of manpower in Chongqing Taoist circles, especially Zhengyi Yitai, which belongs to believers but There is a lack of qualified religious clergy to preside over and take charge of the situation (in addition, it should be noted that there is no such thing as "Zhengyi means not becoming a monk" in Taoism. The correct statement is that after the Qing Dynasty, the "Zhengyi" option "you can not become a monk" developed. However, until now, there are still some Zhengyi Taoists in our country who are monks, live in temples, abstain from meat, and even grow their hair. Before the Qing Dynasty, no matter the Quanzhen Taoism, all Taoists had to become monks and live alone in temples, temples, temples, and burnt cultivators. Even the Celestial Master family also Without exception, "Taoist priests" who married privately and engaged in secular affairs were subject to state law before the Qing Dynasty. The lighter offenses were whipped and the more severe ones were expelled from Taoism, their ultimatums were withdrawn, and they were exiled)