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The Rise of Buddhism Study in Modern China and the Influence From Japan

Xiao Pin

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The Buddhist revival in modern China is much owned to the influence from Japan. This article is intended as an inquiry into the course of Buddhism study concerned.

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The Buddhist revival in modern China is much owned to the influence from Japan. This article is intended as an inquiry into the course of Buddhism study concerned.

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The Buddhist revival in modern China is much owned to the influence from Japan. This article is intended as an inquiry into the course of Buddhism study concerned.

Key concepts: Buddhism, China, Ancient history, History, Philosophy, Theology, Archaeology

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