Temples, in the old days, carried many secular functions apart from religion, such as providing places for people from different walks of life to gather, socialize, and rest. Today, most of them have been occupied by the residents and transformed into overcrowded compounds. The "New Life of Temples" fills the "need" of spiritual homes into the "void" of temples, restoring the nature of temples as spiritual and public spaces, and turning them into secularized "shelter".