China Buddhist College Hanyu Pinyin: Foxueyuan China Buddhist College, an institution for training Buddhist professionals in China. 1956 was founded in Beijing, and the hospital site is located in Fayuan Temple. Under the leadership of the Chinese Buddhist Association, the Council is responsible for all matters related to teaching and administration. Monks come from monasteries all over the country, divided into two classes, undergraduate and junior college, 100. The research department was established in 196 1. The following year, a Tibet class was held with students from Tibet, Sichuan, Qinghai, Yunnan and other provinces. 10 years, * * * trained more than 300 people. At present, most of them are abbots and managers of temples all over the country, and a few are engaged in Buddhist research. It closed at 1966. 1980 classes resumed. Two-year specialized course 1 class, undergraduate course 1982 2 class. There are also 1 branches in Lingyan Mountain in Suzhou and Qixia Mountain in Nanjing. Buddhist colleges and training courses have also been established in qualified areas and temples throughout the country. At present, there are Shanghai Buddhist College, Sichuan Illuminati Buddhist College, Fujian Buddhist College, Xiamen Nanputuo Buddhist College and various Buddhist training courses.