Author(s)

Chaochao Yang and Jian He

Corresponding Author

Chaochao Yang

Abstract

Since the introduction of Tibetan Buddhism into the Hexi Corridor, it has gradually become a part of the Chinese civilization and the traditional culture of the Chinese nation, and occupies an important position in history. Tibetan Buddhism has influenced the chinese Confucianism, Taoism, Han Buddhism and many folk religions in their thoughts and manifestations, in addition to some collisions between them, more is the exchange and integration of each other, it is this continuous exchange and integration, so that the Chinese nation's cultural diversity has been increasingly enriched and developed. Tibetan Buddhism itself, influenced by the Central Plains civilization, has also created a splendid architecture, painting, statues, medicine, philosophy, etc., leaving a brilliant witness in the history of Han-Tibetan exchanges. Today, we study the spread and development of Tibetan Buddhism in the Hexi Corridor, not only to the reproduction of the real history, but also to carry forward and protect the traditional culture of the Chinese nation a powerful measure.

Keywords

Significance; Tibetan Buddhism; Spread; Liang Zhou