Who is the boy who cleans the Buddhist temple?

The boy who cleans the Buddhist temple is usually called the boy who sweeps the floor. In China's traditional culture and Buddhism, boys are usually regarded as naive, innocent and joyful beings, representing the pure and innocent nature. In Buddhism, boys are usually portrayed as serving the Buddha, which reflects the important position of boys in Buddhism.

It should be noted that the boy who sweeps the floor does not refer to someone, but refers to the boy who is engaged in cleaning and other work around the Buddha. Different images of sweeping monk may appear in different Buddhist stories and legends.