Monks can only accept food.

According to Buddhist precepts, trustees can only accept food, but not gold, silver, jewelry and other property. If they don't accept the food and just want money, they can conclude that they are cheating in the name of their families.

Monks don't eat after noon, so begging only happens before noon. Monks who spread to the south must strictly abide by the precept of not eating in the afternoon. Knowing these Buddhist rules and regulations, the public will not give money to monks in charity, nor will they give money to monks casually in crowded places such as night markets in the afternoon or even at night.

3. Monks are not allowed to use objects as bait (such as giving Buddhist cards and money) as rewards in exchange for the support of the providers, because it is against the precepts >

4. Monks should not take any action, such as knocking on the bowl, or deliberately putting the silver coins in the bowl and then grabbing the silver coins in the bowl to make a sound, which will attract people's attention.

Haha, let him recite or write a paragraph you know in person. Really is true, because this is the basic skill of monks, and vice versa.