When Buddhism was introduced to China, it was not suitable for Chinese culture at first, because any heterogeneous culture entered China and had no difference from Chinese culture, which proved that this culture had no characteristics and could not cause an impact effect. Therefo

When Buddhism was introduced to China , it was not suitable for Chinese culture at first, because any heterogeneous culture entered China and had no difference from Chinese culture, which proved that this culture had no characteristics and could not cause an impact effect. Therefore, Buddhism entered China to conflict with Chinese culture in order to gradually integrate into Chinese culture.

After Buddhism entered China, it was in conflict with Chinese culture to a certain extent. For example, Buddhism stipulates that The family must be slaughtered, while the Chinese say that "the body and hair are affected by the parents" cannot be damaged. Buddhism does not allow marriage to be called "not committing adultery", but China's filial piety culture says that "there are three kinds of unfilial things, and no descendants are the greatest". Buddhism does not allow its believers to kneel down and believe that if the believers want to kneel down, they can only kneel down and worship Buddha. Chinese people have been kneeling down and worshiping elders, kneel down and worshiping the emperor since ancient times, etc.

Therefore, after Buddhism enters China, if it wants to integrate into Chinese traditional culture, it will definitely undergo some deformation. In the overall pattern of the three religions of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, Confucianism has always been the mainstream of Chinese culture. After Buddhism was introduced to China, it gradually became coordinated with Chinese traditional culture. For this reason, it even made up a large number of false sutras. For example, there is a sutra called "The Sutra of Parents' Gratitude" in the Buddhist scriptures. We can see at a glance that it is a false Buddhist scripture entrusted by the Chinese.

Because Chinese Buddhism has a coordination function, Buddhism can obtain a relatively relaxed external environment to facilitate its own development. It is also the only reason why Buddhism is fully integrated with Chinese culture among many religions, and Buddhist thoughts are preserved and permeated for a long time.