Suzhou's thousand-year-old temple, why did it voluntarily withdraw from the 4A-level scenic spot?

The evaluation of A-level scenic spots is definitely a great benefit for tourist attractions. However, in Suzhou, there is a thousand-year-old ancient temple that has won 10 national records, but why did it voluntarily withdraw from the 4A-level scenic spot? Today, let's talk about the things related to Suzhou Chongyuan Temple with these questions and curiosities. Chongyuan Temple was built in the second year of Tianjian during the Northern and Southern Dynasties of Emperor Wu of Liang (503 AD). Its specific location is at No. 333 Ciyun Road, Weiting Yangcheng Lake Peninsula, Suzhou Industrial Park, Jiangsu Province. The temple's buildings include the mountain gate, bell and drum tower, and the Great Hall of the Buddha. In October 2019, Suzhou Chongyuan Temple voluntarily withdrew from the 4A-level scenic spot. After review and inspection by the Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism, the decision to agree to its withdrawal has been made. As a thousand-year-old ancient temple in Suzhou, why did it voluntarily withdraw from the 4A-level scenic spot? Regarding the matter of voluntarily applying to withdraw from the 4A-level scenic spot, the temple staff responded that they wanted to spend more energy developing religious culture.