In Chinese Buddhist history, the worship of the Pharmacist Buddha prospered daily in the soil of China. Especially there were the sculptures of the Pharmacist Buddha in the Buddhist grottoes and temples in Guanzhong in the Tang Dynasty, which resulted from the gradual Chinesization and secularity of Buddhism in China. The sculptures of the Pharmacist Buddha in Guanzhong in the Tang Dynasty showed that the Pharmacist Buddha was not only responsible for salvaging the worldly, but also was one of the massivelycatalyzing Buddhas, whose conversion of role was a choice of Chinese culture.

Buddhism in the Tang Dynasty; sculpture of the Pharmacist Buddha; worship of the Pharmacist Buddha