China's traditional temple fairs are folk gatherings that combine religious sacrifices, cultural performances, and commodity trading. The original form of the temple fair did not include the content of commodity exchanges, but was purely a religious sacrifice event. As the number of meetings continues to increase, naturally As a result of the gathering of merchants, regular market fairs naturally formed. Later, the function of trading goods at temple fairs became more important than the function of religious sacrifices. What does this text mean? ['The function of temple fair commodity trading is more important than the function of religious sacrifices.', 'The spread of religion drives the circulation of goods.', 'The original form of the temple fair did not include a commodity exchange.', 'The circulation of goods has also promoted the spread of religion.']