Right. Hence, the wording, "Capitalist Buddhism"
You're right.There may just be too much that is contradictory to Buddhism to even disrespect the true "way" by attaching to it their current endeavors.
From what I can gather this is a distortion of the original thing. Just gleaning certain elements in order to attempt to fill a spiritual void really disrespects the true Buddhism. Or "x", or "y". The fact that they are searching for something to do the job is a good thing, although many seem to be hijacking it for business pursuits. The article makes it quite clear that it is not on the whole a full-fledged immersion into true Buddhism.
The story, and the clip's intention, is to point out just...

Right. Hence, the wording, "Capitalist Buddhism"
You're right.There may just be too much that is contradictory to Buddhism to even disrespect the true "way" by attaching to it their current endeavors.
From what I can gather this is a distortion of the original thing. Just gleaning certain elements in order to attempt to fill a spiritual void really disrespects the true Buddhism. Or "x", or "y". The fact that they are searching for something to do the job is a good thing, although many seem to be hijacking it for business pursuits. The article makes it quite clear that it is not on the whole a full-fledged immersion into true Buddhism.
The story, and the clip's intention, is to point out just what you said.
Along with the fact that many of the successful in China's booming economy are becoming aware of the ultimate void behind the materialism.
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Amend my comment to say: "Better this than no spiritual search at all."