Buddhism is founded in India, introduced to China through the Western Regions in the Han Dynasty and has been developed into Chinese Buddhism gradually. In the processes of collision and compromise, Buddhism has more and more Chinese elements. Zen Buddhism is one of the most typical Chinese Buddhism schools and an important part of Chiese culture. It was transmitted through minds, seeking a state of harmony empty and worriless. The wisdom of Zen Buddhism is also blended with traditional poem, painting, calligraphy, sculpture and healthcare; it has influenced the mind and life of Chinese people deeply and widely in thousands of years. (Essay: Liu Tao)