What are the sects of Buddhism in China?

There are many schools of Buddhism in China, including eight schools.

First, Sanlun Sect is also known as Faxiang Sect, second, Yoga Sect is also known as Faxiang Sect, third, Tiantai Sect, fourth, Xianshou Sect is also known as Huayan Sect, fifth, Zen Sect, sixth, Pure Land Sect, seventh, Legalist Sect, and eighth, Tantric Sect is also known as Yanzhen Sect.

This is what is usually called the eight schools of sex, physiognomy, platform, sage, Zen, purity, dharma and mystery.

Buddhism is blind, because the degree of recipients, that is, the different roots, as well as the different living times and living environments, the views on Buddhism vary from person to person.

The characteristics of the eight sects can be summarized in a simple way: secret wealth, Zen poverty, convenience, purity, knowledge and patience. Traditionally, self-cultivation and self-discipline are strict, and Tiantai Sect is organized by righteousness.