What kind of Buddha is good?

Buddhism defines goodness as: not only beneficial to oneself, but also beneficial to all beings; Not only for now, but also for the future.

The classic mainly talks about ten kinds of good deeds, that is, not killing, stealing, fornicating, lying, being inarticulate, swearing, greed, anger and Jaken, and vice versa. But the focus of ten good deeds is not evil, but negative good deeds. In addition, there is positive kindness, not only not killing, but also actively releasing people to save lives; Not only do not steal, but also take the initiative to pay, altruism.