"Fó zǐ" (佛子) is a Chinese term that translates as "son of the Buddha" or "disciple of the Buddha" . In the context of Chinese Buddhism , this term refers to those who follow the teachings of the Buddha and are regarded as his disciples or spiritual children.
The word “佛” (fó) means “Buddha” and “子” (zǐ) means “son” or “child”. Therefore, “Fó zǐ” is interpreted as “son of the Buddha” in a figurative sense, indicating those who practice the path of the Buddha, seek his wisdom, and aspire to attain enlightenment.
