What does repentance mean in Buddhism?

This means literally, and it should be supported by people. But according to different classics, there are different explanations. For example, Buddha 10 foot, in which there is repentance. Repentance here refers to the perfection of the Buddha, which can guide all beings to get rid of the pain of life and death, and get rid of all troubles, pains and entanglements between life and death, so it should be supported by man and nature. In some other classics, especially the classics about small multiplication, there are also many who say that arhat is a kind of repentance, which means that arhat shows that he is dead, has done nothing, and has never got rid of his troubles, so he deserves the support of God. So in many classics, confession also refers to Lohan! This should be understood according to the overall meaning of the classic, otherwise it is easy to take it out of context!