Bodhi is neither a tree nor a platform.
It is nothing, no matter what it is, where will there be any dust?
Bodhi is actually a kind of tree, also called thinking tree, which is a large arbor plant of Ficus of Moraceae. Bodhi trees are beautiful in shape and can play a role in greening the environment. It is also the "holy tree" of Buddhism.
According to legend, more than 2,500 years ago, the Buddha Sakyamuni was originally the prince of Kapilowei Kingdom in northern ancient India. In order to get rid of the suffering of reincarnation and save the suffering beings, he resolutely gave up the throne and the comfortable royal life, became a monk and practiced, and sought the true meaning of life. After years of practice, he finally sat quietly under the bodhi tree for 7 days and 7 nights and finally became a Buddha. Therefore, Buddhism has always regarded the bodhi tree as a sacred tree.
Bodhi later refers to the cultivation to a state, that is, consciousness and wisdom. Used to mean that people suddenly wake up, suddenly realize, break into the road of enlightenment, realize the truth, and reach the realm of transcendence. Bodhi is fully enlightened, clear-headed and sexual, which means that it has reached the realm of nirvana.
Bodhi is a kind of tree, which mainly grows in the south subtropical region. Because it was under this tree that Monk Mani realized enlightenment. Therefore, Bodhi represents enlightenment in Buddhism.