Introduction to Maitreya Buddha Statue: Maitreya Mountain is named after the natural Maitreya Stone Buddha. The huge mountain resembles Maitreya Buddha, forming a spectacular scene of "the mountain is a Buddha, and the Buddha is a mountain". The Buddha's head is 33 meters high, indicating that Maitreya resides in the thirty-third heaven. Zhu Huang, the magistrate of Suichang in the Qing Dynasty, once wrote "Crossing the Stone Buddha Ridge" to describe the beautiful scenery here: "The stone Buddha is high on the Wanren Mountain, and the epiphyllum appears in Zhaoxi Bay. Even if the color appears in the sky, it is neither empty nor color. between."