Buddhism stone statue marble carving Maitreya statue

Maitreya Buddha (Maitreya, also known as Maitreya Mahaha) (Sanskrit Maitreya, Pali Metteyya), translated as Cishi, transliterated as Maitreya.

In Mahayana Buddhist classics, often known as Ayido Buddha Mahaha, is the successor of the Buddha Sakyamuni, who will be born and cultivated in the Saha world in the future, and become the next Buddha in the Saha world (also known as the future Buddha), namely the fifth Buddha among the thousands of sages, It is often called "Maitreya Buddha in the next generation". It is regarded as the originator of the idealist school, and its huge ideological system is interpreted and carried forward by the bodhisattva without a book and the Bodhisattva of the world. It is highly praised by the Chinese Mahayana Buddhist masters Zhiqian, Dao'an, and Xuanzang. In some monasteries of Han Buddhism, it is common to see that bare-chested and smiling (or big-bellied monks) are modeled on the bag monk. As an expression of Dharma education, Buddhism represents "a great number of blessings" and reminds the world to learn tolerance. Among them, the belly can accommodate things that are difficult to accommodate in the world; Laugh when you open your mouth and laugh at the ridiculous people in the world.