The Advent and Flourish of Buddhist Art in China
Zhi Zhang
Abstract
Zhi Zhang
Abstract
The 300 years from the East Han to the Southern and Northern dynasties saw a fundamental change in the Chinese social mode. The appearance of minor ethnic powers broke through the unified reign of the centralized dynasties and brought a shock to the Central Plain culture. With the introduction of Buddhism and Buddhist art, China began to build and develop its own aesthetic value system. Buddhist art has made a very great influence upon various fields of life of the Chinese people.
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The 300 years from the East Han to the Southern and Northern dynasties saw a fundamental change in the Chinese social mode. The appearance of minor ethnic powers broke through the unified reign of the centralized dynasties and brought a shock to the Central Plain culture. With the introduction of Buddhism and Buddhist art, China began to build and develop its own aesthetic value system. Buddhist art has made a very great influence upon various fields of life of the Chinese people.
Key concepts: Buddhism, Reign, China, Ethnic group, History, Ancient history, Chinese buddhism, Five Dynasties