Buddhism is not exclusive. Most of the world's religions only recognize the religious teachings they believe in as the only "truth" and reject the teachings of other religions as "heretical doctrines." Buddhism believes that all religions only have deep and shallow teachings, and rarely good or bad. Any religion that can exist in the world for more than a thousand years must be more or less beneficial to the world's people and people. Otherwise, this religion would have been cast aside by human wisdom and washed away by the waves of time. The problem is that some religions can only give people short-term, minority happiness; while some religions can give people eternal, majority happiness. Buddhism is one of the few latter. During the nearly 2,500 years that Buddhism has been handed down to the world, Buddhism has always coexisted peacefully with other religions. In history, Buddhism has never had bloody conflicts with other religions for the sake of preaching. Here I would like to ask my friends to look at the Indian King Ashoka (3rd century BC). In accordance with the generous and compassionate and inclusive legacy of Sakyamuni, there is an edict that the original text still exists to this day and was carved on the rock: "Don't just respect one's own religion and belittle the religion of others. Other teachings should be properly respected. Doing so will not only help the growth of your own religion, but also fulfill your obligations to other religions. If you do the opposite, you will not only dig a grave for your own religion, but also harm other religions. ’ ‘Therefore, harmony is good. Everyone should listen and listen willingly to the teachings of other religions. ’ (To listen means to listen attentively.) Judging from this passage, this kind of tolerance and sincerity is one of the most precious heritages in Buddhist culture. From the perspective of Buddhism, ‘truth’ has no national boundaries and does not require any religious ‘trademark’. It does not belong to any one religion or to any one person in any era. Therefore, the truth spoken by Buddha is not unique to him, because Buddha is just a "discoverer of truth", just like the "geocentric attraction" discovered by Newton is not unique to Newton. Therefore, Buddhism believes that everything that is reasonable and has eternal principles is "Buddha Dharma". ‘You must love your enemies. ’ Although it comes from the Bible, Buddhism undoubtedly recognizes it as a virtuous truth. (Same as Buddhism’s ‘Unconditional Great Compassion’ and ‘One Body Great Compassion’.) Buddhism is like a vast river and sea, which can accommodate all large and small rivers on the earth. That’s why the Buddhist scriptures say: ‘All dharma is Buddhist dharma’!