[Vesak Celebration] Buddhism Should Build New Horizons for the Adaption of Buddhism to the Chinese Context While Preserving Its Fine Traditions
2026-06-02 17:04:00China Tibet Online
On May 26, the 21st United Nations Day of Vesak opened in Wuxi. In an interview, master Shi Minghai, Vice President of the Buddhist Association of China, said that in today's era of globalization, Buddhism should preserve its fine historical traditions while embracing innovation and opening up new horizons for the adaption of it to the Chinese context.
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