VOICED: Buddhism thrives as China relaxes religious policy

The video explores the revival of Buddhism in China, focusing on Wutai Shan, a sacred Buddhist mountain. It highlights the journey of a man expressing humility through prostration, the influx of monks and students seeking Buddhist teachings, and the resurgence of Buddhism post-Cultural Revolution. The video also discusses the reconstruction of monasteries with overseas funding under strict regulations and the growing interest in Buddhism, evidenced by increasing tourism at Wutai Shan.

What is the significance of Wutai Shan in the context of Buddhism in China?

• It is a popular tourist destination.

• It is a sacred Buddhist mountain with many monks and seekers.

• It is the birthplace of Zen Buddhism.

• It is the only place where Buddhism is practiced in China.

What event in 1976 contributed to the revival of Buddhism in China?

• The end of the Cultural Revolution.

• The beginning of the Cultural Revolution.

• The introduction of new Buddhist teachings.

• The construction of new temples.

How has overseas funding impacted Buddhist monasteries in China?

• It has helped rebuild many monasteries.

• It has increased government restrictions.

• It has led to the closure of many monasteries.

• It has caused a decline in religious practices.

What concept in Buddhism is highlighted as not being about individualism?

• Nirvana

• Reincarnation

• Karma

• Meditation

What trend is observed regarding visitors to Wutai Shan?

• The number of visitors is unpredictable.

• The number of visitors is decreasing.

• The number of visitors is increasing.

• The number of visitors is stable.