The Historical Experience of the Sinicization of Buddhism and the Path of Popularization of Marxism
Kong De-yong
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Kong De-yong
Abstract
As a foreign culture,Buddhism has achieved its sinicization through active integration with the Chinese culture,penetration into the daily life of the masses and simplification of theoretical expression.Marxism is also a foreign culture to the Chinese people,and although it is different from Buddhism,its popularization in China needs to learn from the historical experience of the sinicization of Buddhism in such aspects as theoretical content,means of transmission and ways of expression.
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As a foreign culture,Buddhism has achieved its sinicization through active integration with the Chinese culture,penetration into the daily life of the masses and simplification of theoretical expression.Marxism is also a foreign culture to the Chinese people,and although it is different from Buddhism,its popularization in China needs to learn from the historical experience of the sinicization of Buddhism in such aspects as theoretical content,means of transmission and ways of expression.
Key concepts: Sinicization, Buddhism, China, Expression (computer science), Chinese culture, Sociology, Aesthetics, Epistemology