Lin Wanwan settled down in the Zen courtyard of Daxingshan Temple. Every evening was uneventful, but during the day, she had to listen to the monks chanting scriptures.
The Daxingshan Temple of the Tang Dynasty was not an ordinary temple of later generations; it was a place rich in the era's characteristics, integrating education, culture, and entertainment.
It was densely populated here, with celebrities and nobles gathering, making it one of the cultural and entertainment exchange venues in the Great Tang.
Many people lived in the Zen courtyard of the temple, both men and women. Like how the princesses of the Tang Dynasty lived in temples and Daoist temples, it was for the convenience of favoring their male companions rather than truly for worship.
