After interpenetrating with Lord Hou, he became addicted to house fighting

Xinglong Temple has planted many flowers and trees.

There are several ginkgo trees that are said to have a history of hundreds of years, and many ginkgo fruits hang down from them.

A woman said that the ginkgo fruit in the temple has Buddha nature, so she picked up a lot.

When they saw the bodhi tree that almost covered the sky and the sun, they said that the tree was already a half-immortal, and rushed to pick up the bodhi fruit.

Princess Jingyang and Madam Xu didn't stop them, they just asked Chu Yin and Huang Qingyu, "How are you doing?"

Huang Qingyu shook the string of Buddhist beads on her wrist, and hugged Mrs. Huang's arm, "Mother insists on making me wear this." She thought it was ugly.

Mrs. Huang explained: "When she was a child, she suffered from all kinds of disasters, and the master in Sucheng said that her soul was unstable and needed to be suppressed by spiritual objects.

"So I asked gods to worship Buddha everywhere I went, and asked the master to wear the objects that the master had consecrated for her."

Chu Yin's fingers lightly slid across the beads, "This is my aunt's love and love, you have to remember it."

"Of course I remember!" Huang Qingyu shook her wrist again, "Which time have I been disobedient?"

Princess Jingyang thought for a while, and took an amulet from her neck, "I really didn't know about it earlier, but my mother and concubine begged for it for me when I was young.

"I've been wearing it for decades. Ayu, come, my stepmother will put it on for you."

It was a jade tablet carved from emerald, with a lustrous emerald color and a lustrous luster, one could tell that it was not extraordinary.

Huang Qingyu quickly waved her hands, "This is the personal belongings of the adoptive mother, how can Ah Yu want it?"

Princess Jingyang pulled her to her side, "If you give it to you, you can take it away, and the mother-in-law hopes that you will be free from illness and disaster."

Mrs. Huang's eyes turned red, and she said, "I told you to keep it, so you can keep it."

Princess Jingyang personally hung the amulet around Huang Qingyu's neck, lifted the amulet and tucked it into the neckline, "Well, it's good, I will be protected by my mother and concubine from now on."

Huang Qingyu was very moved.

Princess Jingyang looked at Chu Yin again, "Yinyin, I have something good for you later, but it's not convenient to take it out here, and I will send it to you when I go back."

Chu Yin hastily declined.

Princess Jingyang sternly said, "What? It's started again?"

Chu Yin had no choice but to thank him.

At noon, I ate vegetarian food at Xinglong Temple.

The vegetarian dishes in Xinglong Temple are very ordinary, with little oil and water, and the cooking techniques are not good. For people who are used to fine clothes and fine food, it is simply difficult to swallow.

But everyone is not picky, because even such unpalatable meals are not easy to eat.

After a short rest after dinner, we started our return journey.

But when the group of people just walked out of the mountain gate, a young novice chased after him and asked, "Which benefactor is surnamed Chu?"

Chu Yin walked out of the crowd, "I am."

The little novice did not dare to raise his head, and only held up a small wooden Buddha statue with both hands, "This is handed over by Master Tzu Chi."

Chu Yin stared blankly at the Buddha statue, his vision was blurred.

This...how did it appear here? !
Seeing her like this, Huang Qingyu panicked and hurried over to support her, "Sister, what's wrong with you?"

Chu Yin sniffed and asked the little monk, "Where is Master Tzu Chi? I wonder if I can see him?"

The little novice raised his hand a little higher, "I don't know, master Tzu Chi is not a monk in this temple, but just came to place an order."

Chu Yin reached for the Buddha statue and held it tightly in his hand, "Okay, thank you very much."

Turning her head to look at Mu Xiang, Mu Xiang stepped forward and took out two silver coins from her purse and put them in the palm of the little novice monk.