Buddhism 4

Buddhism was founded by Saddharha Gautama. He soon discovered that the heart is the most important aspect of human existence. Gautama, he believes that he believes. "Our idea is like mercury, it's like a monkey trying to release ourselves, in his opinion, humans believe that we need to retreat and control our thoughts Otherwise it will not remain stationary but will disappear according to their emotions.

Both documents 4 and 6 hindered the spread and use of Buddhism. Document 4 mocks Buddhism as "worship of savage people", states that Confucianism is true, and Buddhism is a lie. Of course, Han Yu's position in the court made his opinion more than 20 times stronger than any other peasant. Document 6 blames Buddhism for every problem in Chinese society. As the author is Wu Di himself, his opinion may be very important in his country, but people may take actions banned solely to resist the law.

Both documents 4 and 6 prevented the spread of Buddhism in the first century AD. Chinese document 4 ridiculed Buddhism as "worship of savage people", and Confucianism is the truth of Buddhism lies. Han Yu's position in the Imperial House certainly made his idea the national standard, but the Emperor took other actions and the farmers may not have the same view. Document 6 uses Buddhism as a cause of many problems in Chinese society. Since the author is himself, his opinion is likely to occupy the majority of his country, but in many cases the citizen will simply take actions prohibited to resist

According to my social position, the response to the spread of Buddhism in China is different. Confucianists and emperors regard Buddhism as an eccentric and savage belief. "Buddhist Memorial Hall" written by Confucian scholar Han Yu opposed Buddhism when the Emperor decided to bring "Buddhist Finger Bones" to the Chinese palace. He showed the illegal behavior of the emperor by reviewing the teachings of Confucianism, such as maintaining "distance". The scholars also explained how Buddhism is barbaric. Because it does not comply with Chinese law or Confucian teachings (Ref. 4). As a Confucianist, he supports the relationship between "sovereignty and the subject" and traditional costumes. I do not want to see ... more content

Confucian scholar Han Yu said that Buddhism is "worship only by savage people" (Reference 4). In addition, Yu described the Buddha as "barbarians wearing different clothes without speaking Chinese" (Reference 4). In addition, Wu Emperor of the Tang Dynasty states that Buddhism spread like "vine until it harms our customs" (Reference 6). The view of Buddism of Kure may be caused by the rise of New Confucianism. At 350 ℃ where Asian grassland nomads invaded China, people under aristocracy needed peace, so they turned their attention to Buddhism. The acceptance of Buddhism was aimed at the religious tradition of Chinese scholars, and Zhidun insisted that he would get into Nie, whatever who saw the Buddha and was enlightened with his spirit. "Four Holy Spirits" tells us the truth of sorrow, the occurrence of sorrow, the stoppage of sadness, and the way in which sorrow stops