As Buddhism spread in China during and after the period of disunion, some Chinese resisted and disliked its influence. Why do you think that might be?

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The period of disunion was marked by foreign invasions. Therefore, some Chinese might have viewed Buddhism negatively because it came from outside China. They probably wanted to preserve their native heritage and culture by staying true to their traditional religious beliefs.

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