What does Maitreya Buddha with a bag of scriptures represent?

The cloth bag monk got its name from this. From the end of the Tang Dynasty to the Five Dynasties, he became a monk in Fenghua, Mingzhou, named Changting, and became a monk in the Five Dynasties. Later generations replaced the Maitreya Buddha in India with the image of a cloth-bag monk. This cloth-bag monk who incarnates Maitreya often advises people to forget their troubles and be lenient with others. He often walks around with crutches and shoes in his hand. In Buddhism, everything is empty.

The cloth bag monk is amazing.

First, it is profound and boundless. It looks small, but no matter how many things you put in it, it will never be full. Even a batch of big wood he collected in Fujian to expand the temple can be put into bags.

Second, it has the special effect of bringing the dead back to life and turning the old into the fresh.

Third, this cloth bag will never be worn or destroyed.

Maitreya is really Maitreya, a lively place, which is always shown to the world, but the world always doesn't know it.