Shortly afterwards, there came a Taoist priest. When he saw the situation, he felt offended and said:

In the past, there were two clay idols in a temple. On the left was the idol of Tai Shang Lao Jun, the founder of Taoism, and on the right the idol of Sakyamuni, the founder of Buddhism.

"The power of Buddha is infinite. How can we condescend to allow the idol of Sakyamuni to be placed on the right of that of Tai Shang Lao Jun?"

One day, a monk saw the two idols in the temple. He was displeased and said:

So the Taoist priest moved the Taoist idol to the left of the Buddhist idol at once.

So the monk moved the Buddhist idol to the left of the Taoist ido1.

"Our Taoist doctrine is the highest and unsurpassed. How can we condescend to allow the Taoist idol to be placed on the right of the Buddhist idol?"

Thus, the monk and the Taoist priest kept on moving the two idols right and left until the idols were broken into pieces in the end.