Buddhism was introduced into Chinese mainland from the Han Dynasty, and it went through four historical periods.

First, during the introduction period, the translation of Buddhism in Han Dynasty was not faithful to the original from the beginning.

Second, enter the integration period (growth period). At this time, most Buddhist scriptures have been translated into Chinese;

Thirdly, the Sui and Tang Dynasties (mature period) was characterized by getting rid of the original framework of Buddhism and starting to build a new system of Buddhism in China by local Buddhist scholars and sect founders in China.

4. The fourth stage of Buddhism spread in Han Dynasty (the result period), after the integration of the three religions of Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, the situation dominated by Confucianism lasted for nearly a thousand years. The most accurate way to repeat the main meaning of this passage is.

A. The introduction of Buddhism into China began in the Han Dynasty.

B. Integration of Buddhism and China culture

C. Buddhism has a long history since the Han Dynasty.

D. the boundaries between different periods when Buddhism was introduced are obvious.