Buddhism in China underwent significant adaptation as it integrated with local beliefs and practices, particularly Daoism and Confucianism. Chinese Buddhism emphasized concepts such as filial piety and social harmony, leading to the development of distinct schools like Chan (Zen) and Pure Land. Additionally, the translation of Buddhist texts into Chinese facilitated broader accessibility and understanding, fostering a unique Chinese identity within the religion. Over time, Buddhism became a major cultural and spiritual force, influencing art, philosophy, and social practices in Chinese society.
Buddhism had to change in China for much of the same reason that the Holy Bible means different things to different parts of the world. Changing social structures and ideologies comes with a change in the way things are interpreted.
The Tang emporer suppressed Buddhism to gain the wealth of the Buddhist monasteries. After this, Buddhism in China declined.
Confucianism, Taoism, & Buddhism.
Mahayana Buddhism.
no,china is a Buddhism country.
Buddhism
Buddhism is the most dominate in China.
Buddhism from China & Korea.
Buddha is not even born in India or china its born at Nepal only.
Buddhism has spread to most of China but, there is no exact places known so far....
Buddhism have always been a great in influence in ancient china and now modern chin society. It shape the way china society is today, a lot of basic philosophy of Buddhism is use in everyday life.
Buddhism is present in almost all the countries of the world.