Temples Listed on the Stock Exchange Market

Temples Listed on the Stock Exchange Market
Jun 5, 2012 22:40
ENID Points: Join Date: Aug 4, 2010 Status: offline	It is acceptable to develop temples for tourism, but I can not agree that temples can be promoted to the stock exchange market. Temples in China, no matter Taoist temples or Buddhist temples, are places where for believers. Tourism has already disturbed them for a long time. Temples are civil and nonprofit organizations as they were in origin, but now in many places in China, they became profitable in the eye of contractors. Entrance fee is expensive if they own great popularity; even we have to pay too much to offer incense. As far as I know, there is no such precedent in other countries. Religious places should be protected and the lawful rights and interests of believers also should be respected.

Jun 5, 2012 22:40

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It is acceptable to develop temples for tourism, but I can not agree that temples can be promoted to the stock exchange market.

Temples in China, no matter Taoist temples or Buddhist temples, are places where for believers. Tourism has already disturbed them for a long time. Temples are civil and nonprofit organizations as they were in origin, but now in many places in China, they became profitable in the eye of contractors. Entrance fee is expensive if they own great popularity; even we have to pay too much to offer incense.

As far as I know, there is no such precedent in other countries. Religious places should be protected and the lawful rights and interests of believers also should be respected.

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