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"ContentsFrom India to China -- Early Chinese translations of Buddhist scriptures -- Kumarajiva and his translation activities -- Efforts to systematize the teachings -- Travelers in search of the law -- Huisi and the veneration of the lotus sutra -- Tiantai Zhiyi and his three major writings -- Xuanzang and his journey to India -- Tang Buddhism and the achievement of Miaole Zhanran -- The Buddhist persecutions."

"Chinese architecture has had a long history exceeding 3500 years if we acknowledge the palace ruins of the prehistoric Shang-Yin dynasty as its earliest surviving example. Architectural complexes described in ancient texts, such as the He Palace of Huangdi (Yellow Emperor), suggest their existence at the very beginning of the Chinese civilization. Some fundamental principles developed by architects and builders centuries ago have perpetuated for thousands of years. One such notion is mentioned in the chapter titled Da-yu-mo (Counsels of the Great Yu) in Shang Shu (Book of History)：putting right the virtues, using tools that provide the conveniences of daily life, and securing the rich means of sustaining life are things that must be harmoniously attend to."

"Agama Buddha merupakan salah satu agama di dunia yang mempunyai penganut terbesar. Daratan Cina merupakan salah satu pusat populasi agama ini yang masih banyak meninggalkan sisa-sisa kejayaannya. Penulis membatasi studi literatur hanya pada zaman dinasti Tang (618-907M), dengan fokus tokoh bhiksu Xuan Zang (596-664 M) yang sangat berjasa dalam mengembangkan agama tersebut. Kisah perjalanannya ke India, usaha yang dilakukan dalam menyebarkan agama itu di Cina dan terjemahan kitab-kitab ajaran Buddha yang dilaku_kannya hingga akhir hayatnya, juga keterlibatan_nya dengan kalangan penguasa di masa itu diuraikan secara singkat dalam skripsi ini."

"This book gathers together for the first time the most central and influential papers of the great scholar of Chinese Buddhism, Erik Zürcher, presenting the results of his career-long profound studies following on the 1959 publication of his landmark 'The Buddhist Conquest of China'. The translation and language of Buddhist scriptures in China, Buddhist interactions with Daoist traditions, the activities of Buddhists below elite social levels, continued interactions with Central Asia and lands to the west, and typological comparisons with Christianity are only some of the themes explored here. Presenting some of the most important studies on Buddhism in China, especially in the earlier periods, ever published, it will thus be of interest to a wide variety of readers.--"