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• Religion in China
  ...higher learning and research institutes do teach or conduct research into religion. The various religious schools and institutes set up by the different relig ...had a disastrous effect on all aspects of the society in China, including religion. But in the course of correcting the errors of the "cultural revolution" go
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• Religious belief in China
  ...hamanism]], [[Eastern Orthodox Christianity]] and the Naxi people’s Dongba religion. The [[Hui]], [[Uygur]], Kazak, Kirgiz, Tatar, Ozbek, Tajik, Dongxiang, Sal ...first century A.D., becoming increasingly popular and the most influential religion in China after the fourth century. Tibetan Buddhism, as a branch of Chinese
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/April 28, 2018
  ...a famous scenic spot and a holy site of [[Taoism]], [[China]]'s indigenous religion. ([[Wudang Mountain|More...]])
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/March 29, 2015
  ...a famous scenic spot and a holy site of [[Taoism]], [[China]]'s indigenous religion. ([[Wudang Mountain|More...]])
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/August 22, 2010
  ...oth a famous scenic spot and a holy site of [[Taoism]], China's indigenous religion. [[Wudang Mountain|(More...)]]
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• Erwang Miao
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September 2, 2017
  '''Religion''': [[Taoism]], Polytheism
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• Xitang (West Church)
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• Dongjiadu Cathedral
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/June 7, 2010
  ...links. From the [[Yuan Dynasty]] (1271-1368), Islam became an independent religion in China, and many of its followers came from [[ethnic groups]] in [[Xinjia
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• National Seminary of the Catholic Church in China
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• Islam in China
  ...links. From the [[Yuan Dynasty]] (1271-1368), Islam became an independent religion in China, and many of its followers came from [[ethnic groups]] in [[Xinjia ..., land and sea routes provided contact with the Arab world and its Islamic religion. The land route, used by merchants and diplomats, went through Persia and A
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• Catholicism
  ...livion. In 1245, Italian and French missionaries arrived in [[China]]. The religion they professed was referred to as "Yeliwen" by the Chinese. Like its predec ...the ban on Catholicism. Foreign missionaries were then free to take their religion into the inland and set up churches there. As these missionaries sometimes
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/August 26, 2018
  '''Religion''': [[Buddhism]]
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• Protestantism
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• Kangrinboqe Peak
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• Contents
  ...tom: #a3bfb1 1px solid; text-align: center; height: 20px; clear: both;">'''Religion and belief system'''</div> :[[:Category:Religion|Religion]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/June 13, 2017
  '''Religion''': [[Polytheism]]
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• Christianity in China
  ...colonialism. Later, in order to break away from the old image of "foreign religion", Chinese Protestant Christians initiated the Three-Self Patriotic Movement
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• Gangwashi Church
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September 21, 2017
  '''Religion''': [[Islam]]
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• Moen Church
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• Community Church
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• Islamic Festivals
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/May 17, 2015
  ...were constructed. Meanwhile, the road also promoted exchanges in culture, religion and ethnic migration, resembling the refulgence of the [[Silk Road]]. ([[An
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/January 18, 2010
  ...were constructed. Meanwhile, the road also promoted exchanges in culture, religion and ethnic migration, resembling the refulgence of the [[Silk Road]]. ('''[
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/June 5, 2017
  '''Religion''': Lamaism
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• Fa Xian
  [[category:people]][[category:religion]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/July 6, 2015
  ...were constructed. Meanwhile, the road also promoted exchanges in culture, religion and ethnic migration, resembling the refulgence of the [[Silk Road]]. ([[An
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/May 1, 2017
  ...were constructed. Meanwhile, the road also promoted exchanges in culture, religion and ethnic migration, resembling the refulgence of the [[Silk Road]]. ([[An
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/May 13, 2017
  ...were constructed. Meanwhile, the road also promoted exchanges in culture, religion and ethnic migration, resembling the refulgence of the [[Silk Road]]. ([[An
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/March 27, 2018
  ...were constructed. Meanwhile, the road also promoted exchanges in culture, religion and ethnic migration, resembling the refulgence of the [[Silk Road]]. ([[An
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• Jian Zhen
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• Dongsi Mosque
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• Nantang (South Church)
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• Xuanzang
  [[category:people]][[category:religion]]
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• Laojundong Daoguan
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• Xujiahui Catholic Cathedral
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• Worship
  ...ther indigenous philosophical systems so that what was initially a foreign religion (the buddhadharma from [[India]]) came to be a natural part of Chinese [[ci ...colonialism. Later, in order to break away from the old image of "foreign religion", [[Chinese]] [[Protestant]] Christians initiated the [[Three-Self]] Patrio
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• Wolong Temple
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• Beitang (North Church)
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• Mishi Church
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• Sheshan Catholic Cathedral
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• The Yumbulagang
  ...ture and the images it houses showcases early Tibetan society, culture and religion.
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• Lahu ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Buddhism]] == Religion ==
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• Religion in China
  ...higher learning and research institutes do teach or conduct research into religion. The various religious schools and institutes set up by the different relig ...had a disastrous effect on all aspects of the society in China, including religion. But in the course of correcting the errors of the "cultural revolution" go
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• Nanputuo Temple
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• Wenshu Yuan
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• Bailin Si
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• Mingjiao Temple
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• Taiqing Gong in Shenyang
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• Religious
  == The Present Conditions of Religion in China == ...higher learning and research institutes do teach or conduct research into religion. The various religious schools and institutes set up by the different relig
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• Guangxiao Si
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• Dinghui Si
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• Buddhism
  ...ther indigenous philosophical systems so that what was initially a foreign religion (the buddhadharma from India) came to be a natural part of Chinese civiliza
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• Ci'en Si
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• Banruo Temple
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• Changchun Guan
  ...he Red Emperor Shennong, and the Yellow Emperor Xuanyuan. Since the Daoist religion is indigenous to China and has a strong national flavor, it always incorpor [[category:religion]]
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• Huating Si
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• Tiantong Temple
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• Longxing Temple
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• Qita Temple
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• Luohan Temple
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• Russian ethnic group
  '''Religion''': Eastern Orthodox Church
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• Dule Si
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• Guiyuan Si
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• Xingguo Temple
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• Sanyuan Gong
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• Kaifu Temple
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• Ciyun Si
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• Hongfu Si
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• Dabei Si
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• Baoguang Si
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• Ding Guangxun
  [[Category: People]][[Category: religion]][[Category: People from Shanghai]][[Category: Christianity]]
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• Lushan Temple
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• Dai ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Buddhism]] == Religion ==
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• Xiao Yueyue
  ...nusual behavior have formed a virtual organization called "Worship Yue God Religion".
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• Xingjiao Temple
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• Donglin Si
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• Han
  Religion: [[Buddhism]], [[Taoism]], [[Muslim]], [[Christianity]]
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• Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association
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• Monba
  Religion: Lamaism ...there. They enlarged the Dawang Monastery and began the integrated rule of religion and politics over the area.
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• Wudang Mountain
  ...a famous scenic spot and a holy site of [[Taoism]], [[China]]'s indigenous religion.
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• Kurbanjan Samat
  ...a theme: The kind heart of humanity transcends boundaries of ethnicity and religion.
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• Hierarchy of Divine Beings
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• Jing Hui
  ...stery]] in [[Wuchang]], [[Hubei Province]]. He was greatly inspired by the religion and also showed a lot of talent for it.
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• Buddhist monk Yancan
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• Baotong Si
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• Three-Self Patriotic Movement
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• Bonan ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Islam]]
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• Tibetan Buddhism
  ...suffered setbacks at the hands of the stubborn followers of an indigenous religion, Bon. It was only after Tride Tsugtan's son, Trisung Detsan (reigned 755-79 ...42), masterminded a purge of Buddhists, incurring tremendous losses to the religion. As a result, for a little more than a century Buddhist monks virtually dis
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• Jiangtian Si
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• Salar ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Islam]] ...with the languages of the Uygurs and Ozbeks, with whom they share the same religion. It contains quite a number of words taken from the Chinese and Tibetan lan
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• Moinba ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Lamaism]] ...e. They enlarged the [[Dawang Monastery]] and began the integrated rule of religion and politics over the area.
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• Jile Temple
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• Hezhen
  Religion: originally Shamanism ...t extent, along with the primitive shamanism which used to be the Hezhens’ religion.
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• Buddhist Temple Layout
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• Naxi ethnic group
  '''Religion''': Doba and [[Lamaism]] ...m. It is extremely important for the study of Naxi literature, history and religion.
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• Hezhe ethnic group
  '''Religion''': originally Shamanism ...at extent, along with the primitive shamanism which used to be the Hezhes' religion.
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• Najiahu Mosque
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• Niujie Mosque
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• Datongxin Mosque
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• Lisu ethnic group
  '''Religion''': Polytheism == Religion ==
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• Chenghuang Miao
  [[category:religion]]
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• Pali Buddhism
  The people living in areas in Yunnan where Theravada Buddhism is a popular religion follow more or less the same customs as the people in Myanmar, Thailand, an [[category:religion]]
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• Daur ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Shamanism]] The religion of the Daurs was shamanism, while a few were followers of Lamaism. The bigg
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• Xuanmiao Guan
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• Gin
  Religion: Buddhism and Taoism
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• Jino ethnic group
  '''Religion''': Polytheism Their functions were tinged with time-honored traditions or religion. For instance, the yearly sowing could only begin after the elders had anim
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• Derung
  Religion: Polytheism
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• Hui ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Islam]] ...her, by their common political fate and their common belief in the Islamic religion.
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• Jing ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Buddhism]] and [[Taoism]]
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• Yugur ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Lamaism]] ...e chiefs in important tribal matters; some tribes practiced integration of religion and politics. The Lamaist monasteries had their own feudal system of oppres
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• Blang ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Buddhism]]
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• Va ethnic group
  '''Religion''': Buddhism Religion In the past the Va people living in the central area of Ava Mountain were w
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• Dongxiang ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Islam]] [[File:Dongxiang.jpg|thumb|right|Dongxiang ethnic group]]
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• Tripitaka of Buddhism
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• Achang ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Buddhism]]
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• Edward Snowden
  ...basic understanding of Mandarin. He has previously listed Buddhism as his religion.
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• Mount Heming
  ...4-chapter Daoist book, founded Five Pecks of Rice Daoism, and preached his religion in Sichuan. Therefore, Singing Crane Mountain became the birthplace of Daoi
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• Wanshou Gong of Jingming Sect
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• Kexigela
  ...y to [[Tibetans]], there is much Tibetan influence in terms of customs and religion, songs and dances, and sacrificial and worship rituals. Even so, the [[Qian
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• Chongyang Gong
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• Uzbek
  Religion: Islam
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• Vinaya Sect in Han Buddhism
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• Ancient Tea-Horse Road
  ...were constructed. Meanwhile, the road also promoted exchanges in culture, religion and ethnic migration, resembling the refulgence of the [[Silk Road]].
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• Maonan ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Taoism]], Polytheism
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• Tiantai Sect in Han Buddhism
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• Gelao
  Religion: Polytheism
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• Mulam ethnic group
  *Religion: [[Taoism]] and [[Buddhism]]
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• Drung ethnic group
  '''Religion''': Polytheism [[File:Drung.jpg|thumb|250px|left|Drung ethnic group]]
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• Ozbek ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Islam]]
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• Tujia ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Polytheism]]
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• Ozbek
  '''Religion:''' [[Islam]] <br>
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• Tongbai Gong of Southern Lineage
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• Jingtu Sect in Han Buddhism
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• Dong ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Polytheism]][[File:Dong.jpg|thumb|right|Dong ethnic group]]
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• Sanlun Sect in Han Buddhism
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• Lhoba ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Lamaism]]
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• Korean ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Buddhism]]
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• Yongle Gong
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• Esoteric Sect in Han Buddhism
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• Gelo ethnic group
  '''Religion''': Polytheism
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• Constitutional System
  ...or individual may compel citizens to believe in, or not to believe in, any religion.
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• Bouyei ethnic group
  '''Religion''': Polytheism
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• Huayan Sect in Han Buddhism
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• Kazak ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Islam]] The Kazaks' festivals and ceremonies are related to religion. The Corban and Id El-fitr festivals are occasions for feasts of mutton and
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• Bai ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Buddhism]]
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• Little New Year
  Studies of popular Chinese religion indicate that the Kitchen God did not appear until after the invention of t
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• Qingyang Gong
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• Uygur ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Islam]] ...the Senior Khawaja, a representative of those owners, under the banner of religion and armed with British-supplied weapons, harassed southern Xinjiang many ti
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• Hani ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Buddhism]][[File:Hani.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Hani ethnic group]]
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• Primi
  Religion: Lamaism and Taoism
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• Ci'en Sect in Han Buddhism
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• She ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Polytheism]]
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• Baxian Gong
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• Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference
  ...sical culture, [[journalism]], publishing, medicine, [[social welfare]], [[religion]], and among [[ethnic minorities]] and the circle of friendship with foreig
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• Pumi ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Lamaism]] and [[Taoism]]
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• Qiang ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Animism]]
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• De'ang ethnic group
  *Religion: [[Buddhism]]
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• Li ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Polytheism]]
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• Tatar ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Islam]]
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• Mount Qingcheng
  ...ism on Singing Crane Mountain in today’s Sichuan Province and preached his religion mainly on the neighboring Mount Qingcheng. Daoism developed vigorously for
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• Han Buddhism
  ...that Buddhism completed its process of domestication and became a Chinese religion in form and essence. [[category:religion]]
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• Sui
  Religion: Polytheism
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• China
  ...ts of modern man. Taoism, based on the Taoist doctrines, is an independent religion established in China.
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• Tajik ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Islam]]
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• Nu ethnic group
  '''Religion''': Polytheism [[File:Nu.jpg|thumb|left|Nu ethnic group]]
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• Jingpo ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Buddhism]]
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• Shui ethnic group
  '''Religion''': Polytheism
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• Tu ethnic group
  '''Religion''': Lamaism
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• Buddhist Organizations
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• Chan Sect in Han Buddhism
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• Tibetan ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Lamaism]] ...d to local circumstances by assimilating certain aspects of the indigenous religion, won increasing numbers of followers and gradually turned into [[Lamaism]].
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• Tibetan
  '''Religion''': [[Lamaism]] ...d to local circumstances by assimilating certain aspects of the indigenous religion, won increasing numbers of followers and gradually turned into [[Lamaism]].
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• Buddhist Festivals
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• Oroqen ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Shamanism]]
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• Sanxingdui
  ...tains symbols of all kinds of gods reflecting the mysterious and primitive religion. Cultural relics showed in this hall tell people about the political struct ...d humans were considered to be connected each other, and also politics and religion.
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• Xibe ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Polytheism]], [[Shamanism]] and [[Buddhism]]
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• Ewenki ethnic group
  '''Religion''': Animism, Lamaism and [[Eastern Orthodox Church]]
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• Gaoshan ethnic group
  '''Religion''': Polytheism
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• Zhuang ethnic group
  Religion: [[Polytheism]]
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• Kirgiz ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Islam]]
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• Miao ethnic group
  *'''Religion:''' Polytheism
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• Mongolian ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Lamaism]]
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• Tibet
  ...orical traditions, social situation, natural environment, ethnic group and religion, the Yuan authorities adopted special measures in the administration of Tib == Ethnic Groups, Population and Religion ==
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• Chinese ancient pagodas
  ...astern Han Dynasty (25-220) both the doctrine and preachers of Sakyamuni's religion were called futu. Their residence and the object of their worship was a bui ...images, such as the religious sculptures and pagodas. It became a popular religion after the White Horse Temple was built near Luoyang, Henan Province, during
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• Yao ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Polytheism]]
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• Yi ethnic group
  '''Religion''': [[Polytheism]] ...works written in the old Yi language and involving philosophy, history and religion have been translated into the Han (main Chinese) language. The epics Ashima
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• Life in Cloisters
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• Manchu ethnic group
  '''Religion''': Shamanism [[File:manchu.jpg|thumb|right|Manchu ethnic group]]
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