What is the equivalent mysql statement of criteria code shown below

Im tryingto understand the code shown below

Criteria criteria = session.createCriteria(Payables.class);
            criteria.add(Restrictions.eq("companyId", companyId));

        criteria.createAlias("makePayment", "makePayment");

        if (creditorId != null) {
            criteria.createAlias("makePayment.creditor", "creditor");
            criteria.add(Restrictions.eq("creditor.id", creditorId));
        }

            criteria.add(Restrictions.eq("journalEntryId", journalEntryId));

I do know what createCriteria do, but adding createAlias makes it really confusing for me. I've already read the documentations but everything's still a blur.

Could you tell me how does the code above looks like using mysql statement?

    Criteria criteria = session.createCriteria(Payables.class);
    // select * from Payables p;

    criteria.add(Restrictions.eq("companyId", companyId));
    // where p.companyId = :companyId

    criteria.createAlias("makePayment", "makePayment");
    // inner join Payement makePayment on makePayement.payables_id = p.id

    if (creditorId != null) {
        criteria.createAlias("makePayment.creditor", "creditor");
        // inner join Creditor c on c.payement_id = makePayement.id
        criteria.add(Restrictions.eq("creditor.id", creditorId));
        // where c.id = :creditorId
    }

    criteria.add(Restrictions.eq("journalEntryId", journalEntryId));
    // where p.journalEntryId = :journalEntryId

So the result is :

    select * from Payables p
    inner join Payement makePayment on makePayement.payables_id = p.id
    inner join Creditor c on c.payement_id = makePayement.id
    where p.companyId = :companyId
    and c.id = :creditorId
    and p.journal_entry_id = :journalEntryId

For the table name, use the value in @Table annotation of the entity, for the column name, use the @Column name value located on field or getter, for the column name used in join, use the value in the @JoinColumn annotation located near the @OneToMany or @ManyToOne annotation