This statue of Manjushri Bodhisattva has a remarkable style and is well gilded. It wears a five-leaf crown on its head, a flame orb on the top of its bun, and its ears are decorated with fan-shaped crown knots and U-shaped rolled ribbons. There are two locks of hair hanging down behind the head. There are large petal-shaped earrings hanging from the ears. The forehead is high and broad, with swirling hair roots exposed in front, and the center of the forehead is decorated with round pekoe; the eyebrows are like swords, raised vigorously to both sides, the eyes are like autumn water, looking down, full of infinite warmth; the bridge of the nose Upright, with sword eyebrows connected at the top, forming an inverted herringbone shape, beautiful and handsome; the lips are pursed into a hollow shape, and the corners of the mouth are turned up, showing a slight smile in the beauty. He has a tall and straight body, broad shoulders and thin waist, and a graceful posture. The upper body is exposed, a necklace and a long chain are worn on the chest, a skirt is worn on the lower body, a treasure belt is tied around the waist, and bracelets are worn on the arms, wrists and ankles. The right hand holds the sword high, stretching it dynamically, and the left hand holds the lotus branch on the chest to form the Dharma seal. The lotus blooms on the shoulder, and a scripture is placed on it. The streamers on both sides are like backlights, with smooth lines, and the tail ends are turned up high, giving a majestic momentum! Sitting on the lotus throne with his legs crossed. The double-layered lotus petals are arranged neatly, opening and closing layer by layer, creating a relaxed atmosphere and great tension. Below the lotus platform, the cast winding branch pattern stretches and stretches, which is powerful and powerful, making the entire statue more delicate and solemn. This is an extremely rare decoration method and has high appreciation and research value. The entire statue was inherited from Ganden Monastery in the early years.