In recent years, the “Buddhist Youth“ movement has remained popular in China, going beyond traditional temple visits for practical matters like career success. This movement embraces a go-with-the-flow philosophy and seeks deeper existential meaning through immersion in monastic traditions and volunteer work.

Tracing its origins back to the 1st century CE, Buddhism in China is now the largest institutionalized faith in the country, with over 200 million practitioners. Blending ancient teachings and contemporary realities, the role of Buddhism continues to evolve within the dynamic landscape of Chinese culture.

While the religion is a complex and profound set of beliefs and practices, RADII attempts to break down the basics as a primer for those curious. Consider this as the start to a meaningful journey of self-discovery.