Which is better, Buddhism or Taoism?

Taoism and Buddhism in China are in fact you have me and I have you.

The reason why China people become China people is largely because Taoism, Confucianism and Buddhism are integrated in historical classics.

Taoists talk about "governing by doing nothing", being born, jumping out of the world of mortals, being clean-fingered, looking at the world with fleeting eyes, and helping the people in the process of improving their own practice.

Buddhists pay more attention to the idea of "crossing people by Mahayana and crossing themselves by Mahayana". They are monks who really turn a deaf ear to things outside the window and only accompany the ancient Buddha. They are merciful, but they are more concerned about repairing the karma of their lives. They see through "life and death, hate and hate, love and separation, and hope for happiness in the afterlife" (in fact, they think it is a kind of pessimism and helplessness.

Personally, I don't think lz asked this question because he has read too many novels recently. Anyway, as far as history is concerned, it is not said that the two major religions are more powerful, but each has its own prosperous period; If it comes to wide coverage, of course, there are many people who believe in Buddhism; But if we talk about Feng Shuiyi's calligraphy, Taoism and Wei Zi's fighting skills, many people are really learning it now.