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史家探索佛教自印度传入中国,分别由陆、海丝绸之路而来的说法,往往强调陆上传来的作用,而忽视海上传来为先的巨大作用;虽然清末学者梁启超在《佛教之初输入》一文中,早就明言“佛教之来非由陆路而由海,其最初根据地不在京洛而在江淮。”[1]其论渐渐为史家所接纳,上世纪的八、
Historians’ exploration of the Buddhism’s introduction into India from India and its coming from land and sea respectively by the Silk Road often emphasizes the role of land on the land and neglects the great role of the sea at sea. Although Liang Qichao, a scholar of the late Qing Dynasty, Enter “a text, it has long been said that” the Buddhism came from the land by the sea, the original base is not in Beijing and in Jianghuai. "[1] The theory gradually accepted by historians, eight of the last century,