What does the Thai Buddha mean by passing by?

"Passing through Thai Buddhism" means that Buddhist believers pass through temples, Buddhist temples, Buddhist squares and other places where Buddhist ceremonies are held. When they meet people's behaviors such as worshipping Buddha, praying for blessings, burning incense, etc., they will nod their heads or stop for a short time to express their reverence for their faith. This phenomenon is particularly common in Thailand and has become a unique experience of local culture.

Thailand budda is a kind of body protection product commonly used by Buddhist believers. Its design is diversified, including Buddha statues, symbols or mysterious patterns, which can be worn on the body to resist bad energy or pray for good luck and peace. Therefore, "Thai Buddha passing by" is not only an understanding of different Buddhist temples, but also an understanding of local culture and beliefs.

For tourists, "Thai Buddhism passing by" is also an experience of tourism culture. While visiting major scenic spots in Thailand, it is also a unique way to visit local temples and Buddhist temples and buy or collect some Buddhist cards as souvenirs. At the same time, in such behavior, we can have a deeper understanding of Thai people's cognition and experience of faith and culture.