Professor Dong Ping discusses how Venerable Master Hsing Yun’s contemporary model of Humanistic Buddhism can be seen as a skilful means to reveal the original intents of Buddha in a unique and modern style. The Historic Position of Humanistic Buddhism from the Viewpoint of the Process of Sinicization of Buddhism

Professor Cheng Gongrang identifies Venerable Master Hsing Yun’s ten great contributions to Buddhism in this articles, namely: Systematizing the theoretical structure of Humanistic Buddhism Promoting the practice of Humanistic Buddhism Establishing a large monastic community Emphasizing the role of the laity in promoting the Dharma Integrating Buddhism cultural knowledge and beliefs Moderizing Buddhism Expanding Buddhism…

In this article, Dr. Chen Bing writes about the model of Humanistic Buddhism developed by Venerable Master Hsing Yun. He discusses that, although not founded by him, his consolidation of its theoretical foundations, his integration of concepts from other schools of Buddhism, and his creative and tireless propagation of the Dharma mean that Venerable Master…

Can Venerable Master Hsing Yun’s Values Increase Social Harmony Charles H.C. Kao applies Venerable Master Hsing Yun’s values, which are centered on “being willing to give,” to political, economic, education, and social issues.

Professor Li Li’an interrogates the modern development of Humanistic Buddhism and its relationship to traditional Han Chinese Buddhism. He also discusses the issues that Humanistic Buddhism faces in its future development. The Harmonious Development Between Humanistic and Traditional Buddhism and its Issues

Venerable Master Hsing Yun lays out his basic understanding of Humanistic Buddhism and dispels some misconceptions.

This article is based on Venerable Master Hsing Yun’s talk at the “Symposium on Humanistic Buddhism” on 13 December 2014. The Symposium is convened by the Institute of Humanistic Buddhism.

In this article Zhao Puchu makes the case that the contribution of Buddhism to traditional Chinese culture is at least as significant as Confucianism. Chinese Buddhism has existed for nearly two thousand years, and its cultural heritage is rich. Click to read The Relationship Between Buddhism and Chinese Culture. 點擊這裡轉到中文文章。

“Establishing a Humanistic Pure Land” by Venerable Tzu Hang discusses how following the five precepts can lead to a humanistic Pure Land in this world.

In this classic article, Master Taixu discussed the need to change the attitude of the Chinese people toward Buddhism and called for reform of the monastic system.