The story of Buddhism

Author: Huang Fucai
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: Experience Buddhist civilization up close, comprehensively explore real history and culture. The power of culture and the vibrancy of illustrations flow together, making thoughts and words feel approachable and light. As part of the "Colorful Humanistic Stories" series, this book aims to interpret the origins of Buddhism and its promotion in China from a fresh perspective. Based on extensive historical research, the author explores Buddhism from multiple angles—historical, cultural, and artistic—to narrate its story in a narrative form, allowing readers to truly experience the profound depth of Buddhist culture.
At the same time, the book combines fluent and vivid narrative text with rich and exquisite illustrations through innovative and unique layout design and a scientifically structured and concise presentation, presenting a three-dimensional and intuitive map of Buddhist cultural wonders before the readers. This not only helps readers acquire knowledge effortlessly but also broadens their cultural horizons, aesthetic appreciation, imagination, and joyful experiences.
The "Buddhist Stories in Color" edition of Buddhist Stories is a popular reading material that introduces Buddhist knowledge and reveals the essence and underlying themes of Buddhist culture, with stories as its main thread. The book is divided into six chapters, with the first two chapters focusing on the story of Sakyamuni, while the last four chapters introduce the spread of Buddhism in China, Buddhist schools, and the stories of eminent monks. Through the harmonious integration of fluent text, exquisite images, and innovative layouts, the book comprehensively and multi-anglely interprets the cultural essence of Buddhism, making it an ideal Buddhist story book that combines both reading and collectibility.