Painting of Divine Salvation Tara in Thangka and the view of women becoming Buddhas
Buddhism has been continuously localized during its transmission to China,forming a unique Chinese Buddhist culture.During the Sui and Tang Dynasties,Buddhist art was integrated into their works by the hands of Tibetan artisans.As an important carrier of Buddhist teachings,Buddhist art also contained Tibetan national characteristics in Thangka paintings,which combined with Tibetan beliefs to create paintings such as Holy Salvation Tara,reflecting the influence of female Buddhas.