is located in Fuqing Palace in Bali District, New Taipei City, Taiwan Province, and the palace master surnamed Qiu was accused of using oracles to make money. (Photo/Photo by Huang Pengjie)
After winning the grand prize on the island, Mr. Tang donated part of the prize to Fuqing Palace, and invested in a part of the leather goods company he opened, and donated materials to kindergarten and nursing homes. "Because I have known this palace master (Kuang) for a while, I trust him very much, but I don't know that he dares to embezzle even the money he gives to the gods!" Mr. Tang became more and more angry as he spoke.
According to Taiwan media investigation, since the establishment of Fuqing Palace, the chairman and members were responsible for the affairs of the palace and temple, and the palace master was responsible for the spirit of the spirit to convey the will of the gods and interact with believers. However, many years ago, a chairman took over the affairs of the palace and the palace master and his wife, and the financial power was controlled by Qiu Nan until now, so that the accounts of the Fuqing Palace have been unclear for many years.
. Mr. Tang is the boss of a leather goods export company. After winning the bonus of 570 million yuan ( New Taiwan Dollars , the same below), he deducted all the taxes and got back more than 540 million yuan. In order to build the temple, he remitted 370 million yuan to Mr. Qiu, of which about 230 million yuan was spent to buy land and 30 million yuan to build the temple. However, Mr. Qiu wanted to embezzle all the temple property and remaining money. At present, Mr. Tang has prepared relevant evidence and will file a lawsuit against Mr. Qiu with other members of the temple.
In response, Taiwanese media called the accused palace master Qiu. He said that he did not take the donation of the palace and temple land for his own use or for personal use. "My money was also used to build a temple. He (Mr. Tang) wanted to change the land (owner), and I didn't say no, but I had to pay the tax, and I built the palace temple later, so I had to pay some more money to compensate me."
. Taiwanese media then asked Qiu that the money was Mr. Tang's bonus expenses. Why was there any compensation? He argued that he had been withdrawing from the palace and temple affairs for three years, and hoped that the matter would not be so complicated, and there was no further explanation. (Source: Zhongshi News Network)
