Sea Zen Forest - Zhiyue Jade Buddha Temple.

It was raining when I arrived, and to my surprise, there was no entrance fee. The place is quite large and seems to require more maintenance. The area is larger than Jing'an Temple, but the buildings are newer. It feels like the expansion was too fast, and upon closer inspection, it lacks elegance. It feels like something is missing from the roads, like something is missing from the incense burners, like something is missing from the statues. However, the statues inside are grand and magnificent, and there are many shops selling Buddha-related items. Each hall has a shop next to it. There is also a tea-drinking area on the second floor, with an option for a terrace seat. The first floor also has outdoor seating, which fits well (pun intended). In the quiet space of the temple, it feels like an independent space. This visit was just a quick look around, although it was raining, it didn't affect my self-service tour. The interlaced halls and additional decorations provide many angles and styles for photography. I didn't spend any money or eat any vegetarian food, I've heard that the vegetarian food here is famous, maybe someone else will try it. It's a short walk from the subway station exit. Walking in the rain, leaving my wet footprints, waiting for the memories to evaporate.