What is the sentence to send Buddha to the West Line?

Good people do it to the end and send Buddha to the west. It means to be a man is to do good things to the end. Now that you have helped her, you will solve all the difficulties. Over time, the meaning of this sentence has extended to all aspects of life. People often convince those who have helped others or those who need further help that they should help others to the end.

"Sending Buddha to the West" originated from previous Buddhist activities. Buddhism has been introduced to China from India for more than 2,000 years, especially in the Tang and Song Dynasties, when there was a big ceremony to welcome and invite Buddhas. But Buddha, like people, sometimes feels homesick after a long time, so there is a etiquette to send Buddha back to the west.

It is said that the ceremony of sending Buddha is quite grand and complicated. Because Buddhists don't drink or eat meat, they only put green tea and fruits and vegetables in their offerings.

Send the Buddha on his way, worship and worship again. Because I am afraid that it will go the wrong way, I often say: "It is hot, don't go to the south; Don't go to the north when the snow and ice are rustling; Blissful is my hometown, so I can only go back to the west! " It's a long way to the west, and I'm afraid the Buddha will come back halfway. So I will give Buddha enough food and dry food, send paper carts, horses and hounds, and encourage him not to be afraid of obstacles and not to rush. So it's called: send Buddha to the west.