In the street in the early morning, there are few pedestrians, and the female bosses of clothing stores stand at the door of their own stores, clapping their hands with Buddhist music, marking time and doing simple rhythmic exercises. "Amitabha, Amitabha ..." Simple melodious music floated across the street, making the dancing aunts more pious.

Day after day, they do Buddhist aerobic exercise for half an hour every morning. Over time, the aunts who do exercises have become a beautiful landscape on the street, making the deserted street full of vitality and vitality. Even passers-by can't help clapping their hands with the aunts following the rhythm of music.

A few days ago, I went to Honghuashan Buddhist Temple and saw a banner that read: Religion should serve socialism.

You see, Buddhism has walked out of the temple and into the street. Let the aunts dance and make them healthier physically and mentally. Isn't this just responding to the party's call?