Is it from the Buddhist College? Personally, I think we can start with the difference between Taoism's "sex" and "destiny", and we can also start with some differences in practice. Personally, I think Buddhism pays more attention to the basics, which is simple and practical, while Taoism is more complicated, such as the size of Sunday and the six wonderful doors. It's hard to say what the essential difference is, but Buddhists care more about the cultivation of the mind, which is from the inside out, while Taoism pays attention to the cultivation of the spirit, but the fact is. Whether it's from the inside out or from the outside in, it's hard to say what will be different in the end. The inner view of Taoism is to nourish qi, while the inner view of Buddhism is to concentrate thoughts and precipitate distractions. However, when distracting thoughts precipitate, Qi will return to God, Qi will be cultivated, and thoughts will naturally precipitate. What is the difference? In fact, the difference is conceptual, and there is no difference in actual practice, just like chanting Buddha and breaking tiles, but there is no difference.

PS: After reading the opinions of the brothers upstairs and downstairs, I feel that there are a few more bags on my head. Either I copy and paste them, or I say that Southern Buddhism is a Zen Buddhism, and there is no difference between Bai Lianjiao. Paste pie is at least reliable, because people can use it when writing papers. Personally, I think so, so the best suggestion is that in theory, the landlord can read all the books taught by both. Buddhism can be seen in the south, rooftop, Taoism can be seen in the Dandao school ... and advise the landlord not to ask questions in Baidu. Whether reading, learning theory or doing anything, the most taboo is half a bottle. Without a solid foundation, you will only be laughed at in the end, and you don't know whether the landlord is from Buddhist College or West Road. If you are a master of the Buddhist Academy, as a white dress, I advise you.