Modern Chinese Buddhism
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For medieval Chinese Buddhism, see Chan Roots.
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How Buddhism emerged from China’s violent thrust into modernity.
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… the average sound levels at the four temples over the course of an entire day were between 47.0 and 52.7 dBA, and approximately 70% of those surveyed tended to evaluate the temples’ soundscapes as comfortable and harmonious. When the sound level of a temple was higher than 60 dBA, respondents were more likely to feel uncomfortable
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Ethnobotanical surveys were conducted in six provinces of China to investigate and document Bodhi bead plants.
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A short biography of three Chinese Buddhist monks in modern Maritime Southeast Asia.
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… the problem with tourism as it manifested itself in places like Kumbum was that it was the kind of tourism which might actually give monasteries a very bad reputation, rather than being something productive
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