Guoqing Temple - The rain here is the most Zen-like I've ever seen

Since the beginning of spring, the south has been experiencing intermittent rain for several months now I've always wanted to capture a 'Temple Listening to Rain' theme, so I took the opportunity of a rainy day to visit Guoqing Temple On rainy days, there are relatively fewer visitors at Guoqing Temple, making it even more serene Distant mountains are like ink, birds chirping and tweeting Listening to the rain and the chanting Everything that falls is imbued with Zen It feels like the soul is purified - 📍Navigation: Tiantai Guoqing Temple 🚗Transportation: Take the high-speed train to Tiantai Mountain Station, about 20 yuan by taxi, or take Tiantai bus routes 5 or 17 to Guoqing Scenic Area Station, or drive to the scenic area where there is a parking lot. Switch to a 2 yuan scenic area shuttle bus or walk 1km (walking is recommended, as the scenery along the way is also worth photographing) 🎫Ticket: Free 🕐Opening Hours: 7:00-16:00, the site is cleared promptly at 16:00 - 📷Tips for Photographing Rain 1️⃣Raindrop photography: High-speed shutter (Recommended settings: Aperture 2.8 Shutter 1/320 ISO800) 2️⃣Rain streak photography: Low-speed shutter (Recommended settings: Aperture 2.8 Shutter 1/20 ISO250) 3️⃣Rain is bright, so choose a dark background to make it stand out. If the background is also bright, the raindrops will not be visible 4️⃣Using a telephoto lens will make the rain appear denser