Consult; What are the differences between Tibetan Buddhist beads and mainland Buddhist beads and the names of the ministries?

Like those in the Han Dynasty, the Buddhist beads in Tibet are all instruments of practice, and they can also carry hundreds of thousands of Buddhist names and secret spells, but there are some differences in some details, especially among Tibetans. First of all, the shape of beads in Han Dynasty is mainly round beads, while Tibetan round beads, flat beads, abacus beads and thin slices are all different. Besides, the number of beads in the Han Dynasty is generally 108, many in Tibet are 1 10, while many in the people are 100- 108. Because chanting in Tibet is the same as chanting Buddha names in the Han Dynasty, it takes hundreds of thousands. Han people only have three beads (one for every 27) or no beads, while there are many beads in Tibet, such as 3, 9, 1 1, and the colors are mainly bright, such as red coral agate and turquoise. Finally, talk about the material: First of all, the material of the beads is mostly Xingyue Bodhi in Han Dynasty, or wooden beads, and there are also gems. In Tibet, the most variety of bodhi is Cheng, and the precious stones include coral and beeswax. And the most popular folk are old coconut shells and old rosewood, while Tibet is unique to bony horny beads, and even people recite beads. Secondly, you can use a leather rope to hide the string of beads, or you can use different colors of string according to different practices. There are still many differences in real use. To study in thousands of books, it is better to take Wan Li Road. If you have time to go to Tibet, you will open your eyes.