What does Buddhism mean by death? Is it death?

Yes, in the Buddhist sense, the real meaning of silence is death, but this word can only be applied to the dead, and generally speaking, only Buddhists will use this word to indicate that a person has passed away. Hu Wen in our country is extensive and profound, and many different cultures have been passed down step by step after thousands of years. In ancient China, Buddhism was very popular in China. At that time, people will choose an auspicious day to burn incense and pray for the Buddha to bless themselves. It was only at that time that people were superstitious about the existence of Buddhism, because people believed that there were immortals in the sky and would monitor every move of people on earth. And the Buddha will also bless them to spend their lives safely and smoothly.

? In the temple, most of those monks are ordinary people who become monks. After becoming monks, they practiced Buddhism devoutly, ignoring the secular world. For those who practice Buddhism all their lives, there are some words that cannot be said in Buddhism. Because the biggest concern of Buddhism is not to kill, the biggest taboo for them is not to say the word death easily, and all kinds of related contents need to be replaced by other expressions. For life, Buddhism is the most respected, so Buddhism treats all life equally and gives protection and comfort.

In this case, although death is inevitable for everyone, it cannot be blurted out directly. Therefore, they use silence to explain a person's death. If a monk says that someone is dead, it means that this person is dead. This is a name for death in Buddhism, and it also shows a respect for the dead.