Why should Buddhism cater to the traditional culture of China?

Because the people in this land of China are tenacious people. Since ancient times, people have been conquering and developing, forming a relatively unified pursuit of the concept of "Tao". This Tao is not Taoism, but a spirit of self-discovery and surmounting setbacks. China has the most anti-thieves, in fact, he represents China people, and his heart will not be convinced by anyone.

Buddhism, on the other hand, has an absolute belief theory similar to Christianity, so it is not in harmony with the spirit of this land. When Buddhism first entered the Central Plains, it was destroyed by the rulers many times. This belief theory was completely regarded as an insult to personality by people at that time, and it was a decadent speech. During the seclusion of Buddhism, several wise monks appeared, which slowly catered to the mentality of the rulers and the people. They no longer publicize their beliefs and beliefs.

Today, the status of Buddhism in China has always been a spiritual facility to seek incense and worship Buddha. Compared with the Buddha that people deliberately ignore, they can't speak, and people just selectively believe that anyone is a Buddha. The core spirit of people in this land is superior to anything, but people have not found it.