Invaluable assistants At that time, the power of those varieties of Buddhism present in Taiwan was waning. The bhiksu who began to proselytize and guide the development of the Chinese Buddhist Association of Taiwan were mostly from the mainland. Because they were few in number, had limited resources and spoke a different language, they naturally depended on local monks and nuns for assistance.
當時，原本的佛教勢力已經衰退，而執掌傳戒、逐漸主導台灣佛教的「中國佛教會」成員多為大陸來台比丘，他們人數不多、資源有限，加上語言不通，自然得仰仗台灣原有出家眾協助。