As the Chinese-Vietnamese New Year approaches, the people of the lineage have arranged to exchange seats for new ones, and some have left the old altars scattered near the pagoda fence, causing a pagoda to lose its beauty. Exploded the reaction and announced the meaning to the person.
Venerable Yin Ratanasotheary posted a message on February 6, 2021: Chinese-Vietnamese cutters do not take the old house or altar: Bai Si and incense sticks are thrown in the Russey Sanh pagoda, if the ego sees any relatives dare to take the old house or altar: Bai Si Ran Tevta And incense sticks thrown in the pagoda, the ego is fined from 80,000 to 100,000 riels to buy drinks for monks to work in the pagoda.
Buddhists, do not consider pagodas as your trash!
May all Buddhists consider pagodas as gardens and shrines: worship and obedience! ”
However, it is observed that some people of Chinese-Vietnamese descent have taken the altar of the deity and scattered it along the pagoda fence, despite the ban.
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