Some questions about traditional culture and Buddhism

Buddhism is an invasive, colonial culture that invaded China and overcame the native Taoist culture. Just as when Japan colonized Taiwan, the Taiwanese had to learn and use Japanese and give up the national language. In order to consolidate the status of Buddhism, Buddhists used all means to carry out Buddhist propaganda, cultivated a large number of native Buddhist cadres (such as monks and nuns, and in a sense the Tang monks were also traitors), built temples, held all kinds of Buddhist activities frantically, and excluded other religions and traditional Chinese culture, so that Buddhist culture gradually took root in China's ignorant folk, and Taoism could not hold its head up any more. As a result, it is very difficult to see Taoist priests in China's native Taoism, while there are many monks of foreign religions. Until now, it is incredible that there are still people who regard Buddhist culture as China's traditional culture and traditional civilization! Ancient China has a history of 5,000 years of civilization, but Buddhism has invaded the country for only 2,000 years, so how can we say that Buddhism is the traditional culture of China? To put it politely, Buddhism has been integrated into traditional Chinese culture, just as the turbid waters of a tributary flow into the Yangtze River. Traditional culture is not always the essence, but also the dregs. Buddhist culture is even a big lie, a pile of garbage.