I've been there, and many people attend the Seven Buddhas. Just in the past July, there were1more than 3,000 believers, and there was no room for them. They were assigned to the school in the town below to make floors, and they went to the town to buy daily necessities. Everything sold by local people has a price. Fortunately, when I went, I found an honest supermarket near the central primary school to buy things. It seems that all the newly opened things are cheaper, and the young man opened them without asking exorbitant prices. He also introduced local farmers to give me accommodation. I am compassionate. As for faith and unbelief, sincerity is spiritual.