At Repulse Bay, there are plenty of statues. I simply admire them, so beautifully sculptured and colorful too. But I don't know their names. Sorry about that! I just know Buddha and Kuan Yin. Do you know their names?
1- ?
2- Dragon Emperor
3- Buddha
4- Buddha
5- Buddhas
6- Kuan Yin
7- ?
8- Buddha
9- What does the chinese characters say? Hong Kong lifeguards?
Did you touch the Wealth God and then touch your own pocket to signify a transfer of wealth from him to you? People can also touch the Buddha with many children in the hope of having a child soon.
The Hong Kong tourist guide taught us this during my last visit there.
Thanks for sharing all these nice photos. :) 1) Maitreya Buddha ~ the coming Buddha 4) Guan Yin Bodhisattva 5) on the right ~ Padmasambhava, also known as Guru Rinpoche, recogised as founder of Tibetan Buddhism. 7) Wong Tai Sin?
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Very delightful sculptures and photos, Wenn.
ReplyDeleteLove all the different Buddhas. They are all so colorful and pretty.
ReplyDeleteI don't know the names either. Actually even I knew the names, it's very likely that I had no clue what exactly they meant.
ReplyDeleteI don't know the names either. Actually even I knew the names, it's very likely that I had no clue what exactly they meant.
ReplyDeleteNice colorful finds.
ReplyDeleteDid you touch the Wealth God and then touch your own pocket to signify a transfer of wealth from him to you? People can also touch the Buddha with many children in the hope of having a child soon.
ReplyDeleteThe Hong Kong tourist guide taught us this during my last visit there.
HI Wenn
ReplyDeleteNice pics - I am no help with the names or the Chinese characters..
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This is very interesting, Wenn.
ReplyDeleteI like the dragon emperor statues. He looks so cute. :D
ReplyDeleteNo. 7 is God of Prosperity, I think...
ReplyDeleteChinese are great in putting up statues.
ReplyDeleteThe first one is Ru lai For,,,,the seventh one is Da Pek Kong... i guess i am right,hahahah
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Thank you for taking us to visit the gods, wenn.
ReplyDeleteAloha, my Friend!
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Very interesting sequence of statues, Wenn. Beautiful photographs!
ReplyDeleteThe 1st one is Mi Le Buddha (Maitreya).
ReplyDeletewow tat is a lot of statues
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing all these nice photos. :)
ReplyDelete1) Maitreya Buddha ~ the coming Buddha
4) Guan Yin Bodhisattva
5) on the right ~ Padmasambhava, also known as Guru Rinpoche, recogised as founder of Tibetan Buddhism.
7) Wong Tai Sin?
no.1 = laughing buddha kua & no.7 = "choy san" ??
ReplyDeleteBeautiful statues, nevertheless! They are, like you said, colorful, and well sculptured.
ReplyDeleteThink #7 is God of Wealth cos of big the coin on the left.
ReplyDeletewe had buddha with many kids coin bank statue when we were kids but I think due to old age, it had to leave us =)
ReplyDeletei would love the god of prosperity!
ReplyDeleteI love to read history and stories about Chinese Deities!
ReplyDeleteGreat sculpures and pics!
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