1. Eight Buddhist knowledge is one of the earliest translated classics by China. Although the whole classic is only over 300 words, its content is extremely important. The eight enlightenment of Bodhisattva listed in the scripture summarizes the essence of a Buddhist's whole learning process from initial initiation to becoming a Buddha. This classic is not only incisive and important in content, but also elegant and fluent in translation, making it easier to read and recite.

2. The Auspicious Sutra was translated from the Tibetan Tripitaka by Li Rongxi, a famous Buddhist scholar and vice president of the Chinese Buddhist Association. In the postscript, the translator wrote: "The Balinese Auspicious Sutra is one of the scriptures that Buddhist monks and laymen recite daily in Yunnan and Dai areas of China."

Eleven auspicious things listed in the scripture summarize all aspects of being a man. If we follow them, we will be invincible, uneasy and unhappy.

3. The Classic of Good Life is a classic that preaches that learning Buddhism is based on improving people's morality and practicing good law. Buddhism can be divided into five eras: first, the multiplication of human beings; Second, by day; Third, audio-visual multiplication; Fourth, edge perception is multiplied; Fifth, the bodhisattva multiplied. People's multiplication is based on five precepts and ten good deeds. Can repair domestic products, ten good, get one person. According to this charity, you will keep your personality and make the afterlife lose your person.

Buddha wants to become an adult, so Buddha says that the object of enlightenment is people-oriented. When the Buddha first became a monk, he first said that the elders and others should make use of the five precepts and ten good deeds.