The history of Indian Buddhism of the feast master [5]? History of Buddhism in Tibet, brief history of Buddhism in Japan and South Korea, etc. , originally a hardcover masterpiece, titled "A General History of Buddhism in the World (I)", 1969 was published by Dongchu Publishing House, the predecessor of French drum culture. Because of Master's rigorous academic background, solid training time, extensive educational thoughts and profound bodhi compassion, the coverage and uniqueness of this book have been achieved. Its content is simple, the historical materials are complete and rich, the textual research is accurate and detailed, and the writing is beautiful and smooth. It has been widely liked by the public inside and outside the church, and has also won great attention and praise from the academic community. It is really rare in similar works. So this book was reprinted many times, and 1993 was included in The Complete Works of Fa and Drum. The original General History is rigorous and orderly, even if it is read in chapters, it can be regarded as three works with complete structure. On the one hand, in response to the enthusiastic response of many readers, on the other hand, in view of the changes of the times and the convenience of reading, French Drum Culture has been reorganized and edited, and divided into three volumes according to regions, so as to meet the diverse needs of readers in reading. The feast master once said that if you want to have a macro understanding of this long-standing, profound religion, it is best to cut in from a historical perspective. Buddhism originated in India more than 2000 years ago. In the change and cycle of karma, there are the divisions of Buddhist sects, the development of Mahayana Buddhism, and the characteristics presented after combining with different national cultures. This is not only a religious development process, but also a milestone in the history of human culture and thought. Starting from the rich objective historical materials and the unique writing opinions of the master, this book is a good book integrating history, philosophy, religion and literature. The book is based on the social environment and the changes of the times, with missionary activities and teaching ideas as the warp and weft. It not only has the necessary knowledge of Buddhists, but also is suitable for people from all walks of life to learn to read. No matter what background readers are, I believe they will have a satisfactory harvest.