1. Explain the history and origin of this temple first, and it is best to quote local chronicles or county chronicles to fully explain that this temple is original. Because according to the national policy, no new temples can be built, and only reconstruction can be resumed;

2. Rewrite to meet the needs of believers and the masses (attach 1: signatures of not less than 30 believers; The most convincing ones are laymen's copies and conversion certificates);

3. Write down the invitation of a mage (see Annex 2: Copy of the mage's ID card, official records, precepts and personal introduction);

4. Temple site selection, simple floor plan and functional description;

5. Fire prevention construction drawings of temple buildings (this is needed in many places);

6. Explain that the source of funds is self-financing.

Then the person in charge is the county Buddhist Association, which is approved by the county Buddhist Association and approved by the county religious affairs bureau, and then listed in the city Buddhist Association and the city religious affairs bureau. On the way, there may be leaders of the Religious Affairs Bureau who personally meet the abbot and talk.