The Buddhist ecological concept consists of both valuable ideas for the solution of natural and spiritual ecological problems and ways of thinking for the research into the ecological preferences of the ancient Chinese writers.

Therefore, the idea of "all creatures being equal" has become one of the sources of ecological ethics in Buddhism.

Pu Song-ling had been receptive to Buddhist ideas relying mainly on the Chan Sect and the Pure Land Sect.

Through these heroes the authors show their outlook and ideas of the people and things in this world so as to expound the author\'s life phiolosophy and Buddhist ideas.

Based on the analysis of mono-no-aware s aesthetic view and language expression,it reveals the far-reaching influence of Buddhist thought over the Japanese literature.

Although the discussion on its content and using way lingered on among the field of Buddhist thought,there isn\'t a theory analysis for the similarities and differences of Tao Te Ching and Buddhist thought.

Both of them attach equal importance to Zen and its preachment,which lays a solid foundation for their Buddhist ideas.

Li Gou′s Buddhist ideas involve dual nature: the exclusion of Buddhism and the agreement on it.

Okamotokanoko, a writer and researcher of buddhism, enjoys great reputation in japanese literature world.

Xie Lingyun: Buddhism and the Landscape;