In Tianwan no.3 Niche in the Longduoshan Grottoes in Chongqing, there is a special theme and combination of images. This set of statues has not attracted scholarly attention, and its characters and time of creation remain unknown. Today’s investigation and research suggests that the main statue is Dharma, the right figure is Hui Ke, and the statue on the left is Eleven-Headed Avalokitesvara transformed by Bao Zhi; these sculptures likely date to the late Tang and Five Dynasties period. This is the first time in cave archaeology that Eleven-Headed Avalokitesvara transformed by Bao Zhi has been discovered and additionally presents a new combination of Dharma, Hui Ke and Eleven-Headed Avalokitesvara. These statues are therefore of great value for studying cave images
