Buddhism in China and Buddhism in Thailand are both branches of the Indian Buddhism Sakyamuni Method. Buddhism in Thailand is mainly a tributary of Southern Buddhism, while Buddhism in China is Buddhism in China. Buddhism has many similarities with other sects in history from its birth to its spread. For example, it was originally based on the Buddhism mentioned by Sakyamuni, and later it was further differentiated in the process of communication. The advantage, of course, is that Buddhism itself has deepened and is conducive to the spread.

The essential difference between Buddhism in Thailand and Buddhism in China.

1, Buddhism factions are different, Thailand is the Buddhism of the throne, and China is the Mahayana Buddhism.

2. Due to different domestic status, 95% people in Thailand believe in Buddhism, so Buddhism is its national religion, and Buddhism is only one of many religious sects in China.

3. Purdue has a different scope. In Thailand, Buddhism only seeks self-sufficiency and cannot help others, while in China, Buddhism helps all beings.

Thailand budda In Thailand, you will find many night markets and markets selling Buddhist cards. Some Thais carry 1, 3, 5 or even a string of Buddhist cards. In ancient Thailand, they worshipped Buddha in temples, but when they went out, walked and went out, they took the Buddha with them or in cars without temples, and gradually evolved into the current Buddha cards.

People believe that these Buddhist cards can change their luck or satisfy their wishes. Almost all the early Buddhist cards were made by temples or experts themselves and then given away, hoping to convey good luck to believers through Buddhist cards. The earliest Buddhist tablets have a history of over 1000 years, and the carving of Buddhist tablets has gradually become an art.