First of all, Dai Buddhism and Tibetan Buddhism are different in their beliefs. Dai Buddhism mainly believes in Hinayana Buddhism, and Tibetan Buddhism mainly believes in Tibetan Buddhism. Although the two schools of Buddhism have different beliefs, they both emphasize the universality and inclusiveness of Buddhism and advocate the harmonious coexistence of different religious beliefs.
Secondly, Dai Buddhism and Tibetan Buddhism are different in history and culture. The history of Dai Buddhism can be traced back to15th century, while the history of Tibetan Buddhism can be traced back to 7th century. The two major schools of Buddhism have their own characteristics and traditions in history and culture.
Generally speaking, there are many differences between Dai Buddhism and Tibetan Buddhism in belief, history and culture, but they are both important parts of China's minority culture, reflecting the richness and diversity of China's multiculturalism.