What is the reason why Buddha statues can't be photographed?

In addition to protecting Buddha statues, tourists are forbidden to take pictures of Buddha statues. There is another reason, that is, the issue of faith. Buddhism is one of the three major religions in China, with a large number of followers. Many people are not only full of curiosity, but also full of awe about things such as ghosts and gods that have not been scientifically certified.

Step 2 respect

The temple itself is a place to worship ancestors and Buddha statues. Going to the temple is not only a belief, but also a blessing, asking the gods to bless. At this time, we should treat it with respect.

3. Protect Buddha statues

It is very difficult to preserve cultural relics such as Buddha statues and murals, especially those with a long history, and even light may cause harm to them. Generally, the place where the Buddha statues are stored is dark, so the flash may be turned on when taking pictures, and the light of the flash may cause harm to these Buddha statues.

Matters needing attention in taking photos of temples

Different temples have different regulations, and most of them have regulations that do not allow taking pictures of idols. So before taking pictures in the temple, you must remember to observe the following points:

First, obtain the consent of the staff of the Value Museum;

Second, don't turn on the flash;

Third, be respectful, and it is best to kowtow or bow to idols before taking pictures;

Fourth, never take photos with idols.