There is a man, a woman and two children beside Guanyin. Men applaud children, and women call them dragon girls. Origin: According to legend, in ancient times, there was chaos in the Central Plains, innocent people were killed and injured, and ghosts were everywhere, which made it restless. On the day of Ghost Festival, Guanyin Bodhisattva held a lotus flower in her left hand and a seal in her right hand, all dressed in white, revealing a treasure of white clothes, and came to the Central Plains to turn over ghosts in the middle of Bai Lianhua. Avalokitesvara in white is one of the dharma bodies of Avalokitesvara, full of compassion and compassion. It is located at No.33, Kannonji. Avalokitesvara in white, also known as the white man, means that Avalokitesvara has a pure bodhi heart and leads all beings to the western paradise.

There is also a saying in "Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva speaks of the Great Rani Sutra in Pu Xian": "If you are a Guanyin, sit in a beautiful house, wear colorful clothes, kneel with your hands, look at the Buddha and listen to what the Buddha says. Next, the Buddha, the heavenly daughters knelt down to each other, presented their crowns with their hands, dressed in white, and went up to the Bodhisattva. " Wearing white clothes to listen to the Buddha is used to show the purity of listening to the heart and respect for the Buddha.

"Lin 'an Annals of Spring Offering" records: "In the four years of Jin Tianfu, the statue of Guanyin was carved in strange wood. Money, Wang Meng, and people in white seek to govern their homes, and Wang Wuqi builds Tianzhu to see Confucian schools. White is a woman who lives in heaven, and the layman is called' White Guanyin'. "This Guanyin bodhisattva dreams of money and is dressed in white. Hong Hao also mentioned that Guanyin Bodhisattva was always dressed in white in the Book of the End of the Song Dynasty, and called Changbai Mountain the residence of Guanyin in white.