Based on the existing temple historical materials in Chinese, this paper examines the images of Confucius in the eyes of ancient Chinese Buddhists. The article holds that, different from the general impression of the struggle between Buddhism and Confucianism and the incompatibility between water and fire, in the datas of Chinese temples, the images of Confucius is generally positive:he is Not only a local sage who is harmonious but Not confused, but also a sharp weapon for Buddhism to promote Dharma, or an oriental sage equal to Śākyamuni.Of course, fundamentally speaking, these are related to Confucius' status in China. It is worth Noting that the images of Confucius is the same in the eyes of Buddhist believers in other East Asian countries and regions.