What does the stone Buddha statue mean?

The Buddha statues we worship are generally the most common gold and copper colors, which are not only good in color, but also show sincere belief. Stone carving is a large Buddha statue for tourists to worship. Generally, the material is corrosion-resistant and colorfast masonry, but some stone carvings are painted with colored pictures for the effect, and some Buddha sculptures retain their natural essence. The concept that the stone carving Buddha statue can influence people's hearts may be the fundamental reason why Buddhists create stone carving Buddha statues. According to the Book of Sages and Fools, Sakyamuni Buddha was the king of Poseidon in his last life. He became a living Buddha only because he painted 84,000 Buddha statues, so that people in remote and small countries everywhere could worship him. Moreover, after nirvana, it was awarded by Ashoka to build 84,000 towers. It can be seen that the construction of stone Buddha statues is indeed a matter of infinite merit and plays an irreplaceable role in spreading Buddhism. What is the magic of stone Buddha statues? Ancient Indians had a deep belief in appearance and figure, and people who thought that they would make great achievements in the future would be very different from ordinary people. Of course, so is the Buddha. According to legend, after the birth of the Buddha, Sudoku King asked the immortal Asita to tell his fortune, and Asita said that Sakyamuni Buddha had "thirty-two phases" and "eighty kinds of goodness". In Buddhism, it is called "lover", that is to say, there are 32 remarkable features and 80 subtle features that are different from ordinary people. Although these characteristics are all descriptions of babies, many of them are still used as? The foundation of carving Buddha statues.