The crisis of Taiwan's industry is not accidental. The rise of China certainly gives Taiwan's industry an excellent growth opportunity, however, after Chinese industries, which have also benefited from Taiwan's industries for a long time, gradually gained technological leadership, the price paid by Taiwan's industries became expensive and alarming. We will use the examples of the history of Chinese Buddhism, especially its transformation, to explain where Taiwan's industry has gone wrong. Undoubtedly, will be mentioned an examination of the history of Chinese Buddhism, in which we are strongly interested in the evolution of ＂Buddhist Sinification＂ from ＂Buddhism in China＂ to ＂Chinese Buddhism＂. We try to demonstrate that ＂Buddhism in China＂ has undergone an industrial transformation similar to OEM-ODM-OBM: Indian Buddhism once established its outsourcing chain in China. ＂Buddhism in China＂, which is drifting away from the Indian tradition, eventually created its own brand, ＂Chinese Buddhism＂. We will point out that although the development path in the OEM-ODM outsourcing model is similar, Taiwan's industry and ＂Buddhism in China＂, both of them have never been optimistic, but their attitudes towards accepting foreign cultures are completely different. Compared with the tameness of Taiwan's industry, ＂Buddhism in China＂ has repeatedly consciously rejected and even changed certain rules of the game determined by Indian Buddhism. In other words, the history of ＂Buddhism in China＂ has always been the history of China's opposition to foreign Indian Buddhism, compared to Taiwan's industry that still intends to succumb to an economic order that can cause trouble.
