1. Don't wear colorful clothes, such as colorful clothes. Try to wear some clothes with elegant colors, such as gray, black, blue and cyan. If you have navy blue, you'd better wear navy blue. Don't wear shorts, short skirts, tights and trousers. Although such clothes are very popular in society, they are extremely inappropriate in temples. You should wear trousers and simple and loose clothes, such as casual clothes and sportswear. 3. Don't wear clothes that show your chest, back and navel. When you go to a clean and solemn place like a temple, you should wear formal clothes to show your respect. 4. Don't wear transparent clothes. Never wear perfume before going to the temple.

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Taboo to burn incense and worship Buddha in temples: 1. You can't eat meat before you go to the temple. In Buddhism, Buddhists are compassionate. When you go to the temple to worship Buddha, you'd better not eat meat and eat vegetarian food that day, or you'd better ask the monks in the temple what animals to buy and set free. 2. When entering the main hall of the temple, we should also pay attention to the etiquette of entering the temple. Generally speaking, there are three doors in the main hall of a temple, with the main entrance or empty door in the middle and two small doors below. Visitors need to enter through two small doors, because only monks can walk in the middle. The small door needs to enter from the right door and exit from the left door. For men, the left foot is advanced, while for women, the opposite is true. 3. When we go to the temple to worship, we all want to burn incense and worship Buddha there, but when we buy incense from the vendors in the temple, the vendors will say "please incense", which is also a certain statement. But when we order incense, we must wait until the incense goes out automatically. If we blow it ourselves and accidentally spray saliva into the incense, it will show that we are not respectful enough.