"... start the flying journey of China people. "Can you tell me the origin of" flying "?

"Flying" is a fictional flying god in Buddhism, and it is called the God of Tian Ge, the God of Happiness and the God of Scattering Flowers in Buddhist Scriptures. Legend has it that flying in the sky can sing and dance well. Whenever the Buddha lectured, they flew in the air, played music and scattered flowers. Legend has it that every time you fly around in the sky, your whole body will give off a delicious aroma, so it is also called "sweet god". Flying has existed in western art for a long time. In ancient China, there were myths and legends of flying gods, namely, feathered man and flying fairy. However, the flying art in Yungang, Longmen and Dunhuang Grottoes in China came from India. In Indian mythology, Tian Fei is the goddess of clouds and water. She lives in lakes and swamps and often swims under bodhi trees. It is said that she is also the lover of Ci Letian (the god of Buddhism).

Tian Fei in Dunhuang is not a god in terms of origin and function. This is a combination of dryness and tension. Ganlupo is a transliteration of Indian Sanskrit, literally translated as the god of songs. Kinnara is a transliteration of Sanskrit in ancient India, literally translated as the God of Music, because he is full of fragrance.