Alright I found now solution, it is quite easy to generate the AMP pages, 
and I can modify it.

I found I can do:

pandoc --print-default-data-file sample.lua > sample.lua

and then I can modify it to conform to the special AMP HTML tags, which are 
not many in the body:
https://www.ampproject.org/docs/reference/spec

while the template may generate the header tags, and whatever is not in the 
body.

In that sense, for me this is closed, I found the way to generate AMP pages 
by using pandoc's lua extension.

My budget is zero dollars, and it allows me to make those very small 
modifications.

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