Go to Mount Putuo to worship Buddha. What should I do if my period comes?

Of course. People say no. First, when they worshipped their ancestors in ancient times, they didn't know the source of women's menstrual blood. Because it comes from the lower body, they think it is filthy and unclean. Seeing blood is often associated with injuries and wars, which makes them feel ominous, so they are forbidden to participate in sacrifices. The second is superstition. On the other hand, the Buddha is a great man, compassionate and universal. How can you care about these trifles? Besides, there are monks in the temple (that is, we call them nuns), so you can't worship Buddha when you come to your period. It can be seen that people have a great misunderstanding. I have consulted Master and different magicians, including female magicians, many times, and the result is the same, that is, I can go to the temple to worship Buddha when I have my period, but I can make my own arrangements if I feel uncomfortable and have poor physical strength.