People in northwestern China began to adopt Buddhism around 300 CE, about 80 years after the fall of the Han. A Sogdian merchant described the atmosphere in China at that time:"... the last emperor, so they say, fled from Luoyang because of the famine and fire was set to his palace and to the city, and the palace was burnt and the city [destroyed]. Luoyang is no more, Ye is no more! And sirs, we do not know whether the remaining Chinese were able to expel the Huns [from] Chang'an, from China, or whether they took the country beyond. . . ."What can you conclude from this description?

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