According to the instructions of the old mage Kong Jing, the first place you see when you enter the door is called "Great Position", which is the best place to worship Buddha and Bodhisattva. Buddhism is not as taboo as Taoism and folk customs, so it must have a direction. Guan Gong is a god worshipped by Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism. In Buddhism, he is a Galand Bodhisattva, so he can offer sacrifices to the ancestors of Sakyamuni Buddha. So you can put the ancestors of Guan Gong and Sakyamuni Buddha on the throne and rush to the door.

Since they are all Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, it is natural to use incense burner bowls. The third is the auspicious number of Buddhists, which represents the Buddhist monk or Buddhist monk. So you can put three incense sticks at a time. As for the sacrifice, it depends on your financial ability. If conditions permit, flowers, fruits, cheese, candy, steamed bread, black tea and green tea can be supplied. If conditions do not allow, you can also serve a glass of white water.

Guan Gong is the left protector of Buddhism and placed on the left side of Sakyamuni Buddha.

To sum up, the landlord faces the Buddhist shrine, counting from your left, the first Buddha Sakyamuni, the second Guan Gong.

I am a four-converted disciple of Mahayana tantric Kagyu Sect and Ningma Sect of Buddhism, and I am also a layman at home. Trust me, that's right. Amitabha. Han Xiao Ho!