Because in China Buddhism, this word represents the traditional Buddhist culture. Moreover, the word itself is an extremely sensitive number with a very special meaning.
But in Germany and even the whole world, there is a similar figure, which is forbidden to appear in public places. This is the famous "swastika" figure.
This figure was a symbol of the evil Nazi party in Germany at that time. The Nazi party caused a devastating disaster in Europe, so in Europe, everyone stayed away from this figure.
Today, the swastika in China is basically different from the Nazi symbol: the direction of the Nazi symbol is generally right-handed, with the exception of the head of state and a few exceptions, it is inclined at 45 degrees; Most of China's swastikas are bright colors, which are used by both hands, usually without inclination.
A cross used by the dotted right-handed Nazi party in Hinduism
This model is often used in the ancient civilizations of Indo-Europe, Hinduism, Taoism, Christianity and even some ethnic minorities. So where did it originate? According to Long Agama, it is the sixteenth kind of adult image, which is located on the Buddha's chest. The great Saxony qianzi Sutra says in the sixth volume that this is the eightieth good image of the Buddha, which is located on his chest.
Then why did the Nazis use this pattern?
At the beginning of the 20th century, the swastika was widely used in the West, and the Nazi Party also adopted it in 1920. This inclined swastika is called Hakenkreuz, which is used for the flag, badge and armband of the Nazi Party.
In Mein Kampf written by Hitler, I mentioned that after countless efforts, I made such a final plan: a red flag with a white circle and a black Nazi party emblem in the middle.
In fact, the Nazi flag and the ancient German flag are in the same strain. According to the similar design of dentist Steinberg, Hitler was inspired to combine the word "swastika" with the tricolor flag of the old empire and designed the flag of Nazi Germany.
The whole flag is a blend of ideas: red represents the revolutionary "social thought", white represents Nazism and noble pure German Aryans, and the black swastika represents the "fighting mission to make Aryans rise" against the world.
As for why Hitler chose this symbol, we can only guess roughly: the Nazis claimed that the German nation originated from Aryans, and after the Nordic people put forward the Aryans invasion theory, the Nazis claimed that the Aryans in early India were the first white people to invade.
The unified thought of Nazism is the supremacy of race, and the symbol of Aryans is Nazi party emblem. In Emil-Louis Birnov's works, it is recorded that the swastika used by the Nazi party first appeared in Aryan tribes. Later, writers such as Guido von Liszt in Germany thought that the swastika used by the Nazi Party was a unique symbol of Aryans.