New rules for offering incense at Huayan Temple

Legal analysis: Early in the morning, many tourists came to Huayan Scenic Area carrying purchased incense candles. However, many of them were "turned away" because of the incense candles in their hands.

"First, you cannot carry incense products and large candles with the length of the flammable part of the deodorant exceeding 50 cm and the diameter exceeding 1 cm. Second, you cannot carry paper money." Mei Jiahui, the person in charge of Huayan Tourism Scenic Area explain.

It is understood that since the Huayan Scenic Area implemented ticket-free open management on March 1, the number of tourists has increased significantly. The number of tourists on the day of the reporter's interview was more than double that of the same period last year. The corresponding increase in some uncivilized tourism behaviors has also brought great pressure to the scenic environment.

"It is estimated that the scenic spot received more than 50,000 tourists in half a day on the morning of the 16th. All sanitation and cleaning staff have been cleaning in the morning. The garbage cleaned out is estimated to be about ten tons. The environment is under great pressure. Very big." Mei Jiahui, the person in charge of Huayan Tourist Scenic Area, said he was helpless.

Through "departmental linkage, various measures, and temples donating incense" and other methods, Huayan Tourism Scenic Area comprehensively controls the entry of excessive incense candles and paper money into the scenic spots and temples. In addition, since the Main Hall, Hongfa Tower and other scenic spots are wooden structures, for the purpose of protecting cultural relics, tourists are not allowed to bring in any incense and candles, and they can only use the incense provided by the scenic spot.

“This approach in the scenic spot not only allows you to get benefits and save money, but also beautifies the environment. Why not?” Aunt Li, a tourist who was offering incense, happily told reporters .

“When tourists burn incense, they do not have to burn high or large incense. This practice not only pollutes the environment, but also conflicts with Buddhist etiquette and teachings. As long as you are sincere and sincere, you can "Incense and small candles are also my own thoughts," said Hui Hai, director of the Dharma Propaganda Department of Huayan Temple.

Legal basis: "Measures for Penalties for Infringement of Consumer Rights and Interests" Article 16 If an operator commits one of the following acts, Can be considered as fraudulent activities: adulteration or adulteration in the goods sold, passing off fake goods as genuine, passing off substandard goods as good goods, passing off unqualified goods as qualified goods; selling goods that have been eliminated and stopped by the state; providing goods or services intentionally Use unqualified measuring instruments or destroy the accuracy of measuring instruments; defraud consumers of money or fees and fail to provide goods or services or do not provide goods or services as agreed; do not provide goods or services under their true names and marks; use false or misleading goods Selling goods or services through descriptions, product standards, physical samples, etc.; making false or misleading on-site descriptions and demonstrations; using fictitious transactions, falsely marking trading volumes, false comments, or hiring others to induce deceptive sales; using false or misleading methods to induce sales; The "clearance price", "fire sale price", "lowest price", "discount price" or other deceptive prices represent the sale of goods or services; sell goods in false "prize sales", "repayment sales", "experience sales" and other methods; or Services; falsely claiming to be genuine products to sell "processed products", "defective products", "substandard products" and other goods; exaggerating or concealing the quantity, quality, performance and other information of major interest to consumers of the goods or services provided to mislead consumers. Those who mislead consumers through other false or misleading publicity methods.