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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 19 On the localization of Buddhism on the impact of academic medicine Where a claim to a great civilization, must have its extension of the instinct of civilization at the same time experiencing another severe shock after the infiltration or been able to stick to its own characteristics, and enduring. Chinese traditional medicine that has these two features, in its suffered the impact of foreign culture, Buddhism is the most extensive and most enduring, the most profound. Buddhism entered China, the earliest or the most important way is to ‘Silk Road’, due to the Himalayan barrier, India, Buddhism spread to Central Asia, first of all ancient Western Regions, ‘Hu-oriented’ and then east into the Central Plains after the Indian monk and Huseng Science Chinese, Han monks learn Sanskrit (text), jointly accomplished localization of Buddhism, and to form a ‘Tripitaka’, marked by unique cultural landscape and systems, has attracted Chinese and foreign scholars from the natural and social sciences to explore the multi-lateral, sorting, Study of this great cultural heritage. In Chinese medicine, 80 years has caused some commentators to the history of Chinese medicine related to Buddhism, but many remain in the context of history, stay in the literature study phase (which is also a very important base). Stripped of the Buddhist religion, medicine case, it has always been to address the real suffering of sickness and death, so the ‘past serve the present’ is the starting point of this article, I would like to use part of the contents of Pharmacy as an example to explore the localization of Buddhism on Chinese medicine, and to explore the development and utilization of the Buddhist medicine the possibility that this is because the contents of the Buddhist medicine scattered volumes of ‘Tripitaka’, it is impossible in an article in the Chinese medicine to take into account the various disciplines. And can not explore or compare the contents of Tibetan