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The study examines the dialogue between D. T. Suzuki and Yinguang on Pure Land and Chan Buddhism.

March 26, 2026ReligionsOpen Access

A Dialogue Between Japanese Buddhism and Chinese Buddhism—When D. T. Suzuki Met Yinguang

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The study examines the dialogue between D. T. Suzuki and Yinguang on Pure Land and Chan Buddhism.
Historical analysis of D. T. Suzuki's visit to China in 1934.
Comparative examination of Suzuki's and Yinguang’s perspectives on Chan and Pure Land.
Critical analysis of Suzuki's concept of 'Other-Power'.
Suzuki and Yinguang found common ground and significant differences in their Buddhist practices.
The dialogue highlighted the distinct developments of Pure Land and Chan Buddhism in Japan and China.
Insights from their conversation suggest a pivotal moment in the exchange of Buddhist thought between the two countries.

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Dialogue explores Pure Land and Chan Buddhism's practices in Japan and China, suggesting deeper cross-cultural connections.

Zhang et al. (2026) studied this question.

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