Leshan Buddha, also known as Lingyun Buddha, is located at Lingyun Temple on the East Bank of Nanminjiang River in Leshan City, Sichuan Province. It is near the confluence of Dadu River, Qingyi River and Minjiang River. Leshan Grand Buddha Scenic Area belongs to the national 5A-level tourist attraction. The Great Buddha is a sitting statue of Maitreya Buddha. It is 71 meters high. It is the largest stone statue on a cliff in China. Leshan Buddha was excavated in the first year of Kaiyuan in Tang Dynasty (713), and completed in the nineteenth year of Zhenyuan (803), which lasted about ninety years. As a Sichuan native, Leshan Buddha has been there two or three times, including before and after the Buddha "cosmetic surgery". Watching the sleeping Buddha across the river naturally doesn't matter. The Buddha sitting at the junction of the three rivers is very magnificent, but to see the Buddha from a close distance, you have to queue up and down the narrow ladder beside the Buddha. There are also those who look up to the Buddha by boat in the middle of the river. Last year, I went to Leshan and found a good place to see the Buddha, the Dafo Dam across the river. From riverside to Zhongba by boat, and then to Dafoba by boat, the ticket is only 1 yuan, and the return is 1 yuan. There are places for tea and meals on the island, and most of them are for local people to visit the island. It's a little far from the Buddha. It's cloudy on the day we went. If the weather is good, the view is also good. What's even more rare is that it adds to the experience of sailing on the island. If time is enough, how beautiful it would be to make a cup of tea, sit opposite the Buddha and watch the torrential river flow past with the Buddha.