Our traditional culture "crosses the ocean" and blossoms in the overseas wish cause?

Because our traditional culture is a culture that conforms to human nature. In the beginning, the nature of man is good, the nature is similar, the habit is far away. All human beings have the same nature, and because of their habits, they grow up to be very different, but who doesn't want to live a better life? Who doesn't want to be blessed and wise? Of course everyone wants to, so what traditional culture teaches is to teach you how to develop wisdom and how to gain blessings, and to tell people the theory and method of developing wisdom and blessings, and then to tell you the correct outlook on the universe and life, and to teach you to enhance your own virtue and to pursue the perfection of your own nature so that you can always be free from suffering and be happy. Therefore, a person, no matter who he is, who is able to understand our traditional culture in depth, will not fail to praise it, rejoice in it, or learn from it. Moreover, our traditional culture has continued for thousands of years without decline, and historical experience and records have proved that traditional culture has stood the test of time, and that those who go along with it will prosper and those who go against it will perish. What reasons do we have for not believing in it? If we do not believe in it, what is a better alternative that can stand the test of time for such a long time? Traditional Chinese culture is not just Confucianism, but an education in ethics, morality, cause and effect with Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism as the three schools of thought. This kind of education is not religion or philosophy, but is necessary for almost all modern disciplines, and not only is it not rigid, but it is also very helpful for philosophy, science, literature, politics, and even other religions.

As Dr. Toynbee, the famous British philosopher of history, said, "To solve the social problems of the twenty-first century, there are only the Chinese doctrines of Confucius and Mencius and Mahayana Buddhism." , "If there is an afterlife, I will be born in China."

Einstein once said, "The religion of the future will be the religion of the universe. It should transcend personalized gods, avoid dogma and theology, and cover both the natural and the spiritual. Its foundation should be built on a certain religious consciousness, the source of which is the experience gained in experiencing all things, natural and spiritual, as a meaningful whole. Buddhism is exactly the kind of religion described above. If there is a religion which can cope with the demands of modern science and which can live with it ****, it must be Buddhism." He added: "I am not a religious person, if I were, I would like to be a Buddhist. "

Mrs. Cleriot (Eng.) says: "The teachings of the Buddha are not only for the Orientals, but are needed by all Westerners. Anyone who can study the Buddha's teachings can gain incredible wisdom and power of mind. Now the time has come for the East to make Mahayana Buddhism known to the West, and for the West to study it as soon as possible. The great contribution of the East to world civilization is Mahayana Buddhism. "