Rinpoche is a transliteration of rin-po-che in Tibetan, which means treasure or treasure. This is the most cordial and respectful title of Tibetan religious believers to the living Buddha. When the majority of Tibetan believers visit or talk about a living Buddha, they generally refer to Rinpoche, rather than calling him the title of living Buddha, let alone mentioning his name directly. Among the various appellations of living Buddha, Rinpoche is the only one commonly used.

In essence, today's worship and belief in "Rinpoche" is still the function of traditional religious thoughts, and the belief and worship of supernatural and mysterious forces is their pursuit of finding a way out now and in the future.

The prevalence of "Rinpoche" in China is a sign of a transforming society. After careful study, there are the following specific practical incentives:

1. There are more and more uncertainties in reality, and people are generally anxious.

At present, the so-called "three mountains" of high housing prices, education and medical care have aroused widespread public anxiety. Believing in "Rinpoche" is actually better than seeking comfort. The lack of faith leads some people to go with the flow and find a spiritual way out.

2. The mystery and progressive fashion sense of Tibetan culture are also one of the reasons for Rinpoche's popularity.

Tibet on the snowy plateau has been a mysterious place since ancient times. However, few people really know Tibet and have been to Tibet, and the strangeness of Tibetan culture is even more desirable.