Introduction to Buddha Showing: Every year on the 13th day of the first lunar month, Langmusi holds a Buddha Showing Day. At about nine o'clock in the morning, the Buddha-Drying Ceremony officially began. The smooth and neat stone slabs on the large Buddha-Drying Platform shone with light. The scroll Buddha statues were slowly unfolded on the Buddha-Drying Wall as a hanging scroll. A group of monks were looking at the top of the wall. Holding the edge tightly, a group of monks took over the exhibition below, and two more groups of monks on the left and right sides. The four parties worked together to carefully display a Buddha statue about ten feet wide and thirty-six feet long in front of people. At this moment, the monks and the common people were quiet. , reciting scriptures silently, praying for happiness and good fortune.