On the main connotation of China traditional culture from Buddhism

Strictly speaking, the culture of the Chinese nation is the unity of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism. The ancients said that "red flowers, white lotus roots and green lotus leaves, the three religions are one family", which is what it means. According to the south teacher, * * * has formed a cultural structure similar to the pyramid:

1, Confucian culture is Taki, which constitutes the basic content of the Chinese nation. The core idea is "learn things, be knowledgeable, cultivate one's morality and cultivate one's sexuality", that is, almost all parents say: "Son, you should study hard, find a good job in the future and be a useful person to society". So Confucianism is similar to diet. You will die if you don't eat or drink.

2. Taoist culture is a tower, and its core idea is "advocating nature and governing by doing nothing". This "inaction" is not inaction, nor inaction, but conforms to the laws of nature and pays attention to the induction between man and nature and karma. So Taoist thought is similar to hospital. If you are ill, you should go to the hospital. You should not only find out the cause, but also find a prescription to correct it.

3. Buddhist culture is the top of the tower, and the core idea is to "see nature clearly, get rid of life and death, and transcend reincarnation". In modern words, "it's time to consider spiritual things after eating and drinking enough"; Or "people who meet material needs will inevitably have spiritual needs." The wind of belief in today's society has entered a new climax. The biggest reason is that people find themselves full of food and drink, but they still feel unhappy, so they start to look for reasons from the spiritual level! Therefore, Buddhism is similar to a supermarket. I feel happy when I don't have the money to go shopping, rub the air conditioner and look at the products. Buy small things if you have small money. Buy a big one if you have money. You will get what you need and what you want.

Therefore, for the Chinese nation, Confucius, Laozi and Sakyamuni have the greatest influence.