The last stop of the trip to Yunnan is the local naturalization temple, which is about 5 kilometers away from Shangri-La. This place is also a gathering place for all devout Buddhists around and in the province. It is worthy of praise for its professional management.
Buddhism was first introduced to China from India in the Western Han Dynasty, and then gradually formed the existing Chinese, Tibetan and Yunnan local Bali Buddhism, which has been spread in China for nearly 2,000 years.
At that time, Western missionaries spread the Christian gospel in Chinese coastal cities, of which Zhejiang and Fujian were the provinces with the largest number of Christians in China. Wenzhou had the title of Eastern Jews, on the one hand, business and the prosperity of the Christian gospel, while Yunnan and Tibet should be the most difficult places for Christianity to conquer. After all, the formation of religion was not short-lived.