Chinese characters are poor, temples are rich, and abbots are rich.
Chinese pinyin Qing miào fāng Zhang
Buddhist abbots who live in Buddhist temples are called abbots, also known as abbots and main halls. So the word "abbot" refers to the abbot of a Buddhist temple. "Rich abbot of poor temples" originally refers to the rich abbot who leads poor Buddhist temples.
It is a disharmonious phenomenon in today's economic development, which means that an enterprise and a collective are gradually moving towards poverty in their development, while the wealth of the relevant person in charge of this enterprise and this collective is increasing. Of course, there are also some "monks" in the temple, and many of them have become rich under the leadership of "rich abbots".
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Although the temple is a little poor, no matter how poor it is, as long as it can run, the "abbot" has human rights, financial rights and real rights, and people, money and things are given to him. Because the supervision mechanism of the enterprise is not perfect, he has the right to "give" the benefits to whom, which largely depends on his sense of responsibility and conscience. If the abbot gives the biggest benefit to the shareholders and employees of the enterprise, the temple is likely to "get rid of poverty" or even "get rich".
But actually not all "abbots" will be so responsible. Some abbots often take luxury cars, stay in five-star hotels and go abroad for inspection when employees' wages cannot be repaid. After meeting the needs of business public relations, corporate image and job consumption, they will see how much spare money they can have to send their employees away. Of course, he has to have one of them and choose one more.