Is the underworld mentioned by China people from Buddhism?

In China, there are records of the underworld in a large number of ancient myths and Taoist classics. China people divide everything in the world into two poles. This is China's theory of Yin and Yang, which is an important part of China's ancient philosophy. China people divide the living space of human beings into heaven (Yang) and earth (Yin). People are divided into male (male) and female (female); When it is white (yang), the day is cloudy; Talent Day (Yang) and Month (Yin); China has three realms, namely, heaven, earth and hell; I believe that people have souls, and everyone has three souls and seven spirits. At least before the Zhou dynasty, people thought that people were divided into souls, and the divided souls were combined into yang souls and ghosts to form people. After death, the soul goes to heaven, and the soul returns to the ground. The evolution of human past life, present life and afterlife is explained by the soul. The elf world is divided into three realms: the earth on the ground, the paradise of gods in the sky and the soul underground. Death may be the earliest concept of the underworld in China's religious belief. Later, in the Han Dynasty, underworld appeared in Taoism. After the introduction of Buddhism, on the basis of the original evil hell of Taoism, a systematic hell system, namely eighteen layers of hell, was developed. The concept of hell is greater than hell, and the concept of hell is greater than hell. The underworld generally refers to the space where the deceased is located, so it is not limited to the underworld, and may even overlap with the earth in space and people cannot perceive it; Hell refers to the place where the dead are detained and punished, which can be said to be the prison and execution ground of the underworld; However, after death, ordinary people may still smile in the grave, just like living on the earth. Good people even become immortals and gods after death and enter heaven. Fengdu Emperor (Du Fengbei Yin Emperor) and four other ghost emperors, Rebecca (Yan Luowang) or Yamaraja, ten branches, are the masters of the underworld, the queen (Didi Queen) [4], the god of Mount Tai, the king of heaven and heaven (Dongyue Emperor), the king of the earth, and the god of the city god are also the gods in charge of life and death. The "three realms" here refer to the three realms mentioned by Taoism. Although Buddhism has expanded the three realms into six realms, it is still not comprehensive, because there is a saying in our traditional culture that "vines are wonderful and trees are wonderful." This truth is also because the Yang God of Taoism can "gather and form, but disperse and become zero". Even things that can be refined, including stones, can be changed and shaped by gas field. Don't stick to six ways. But it is always included in the theory of yin and yang.