Religion in China is indefinable. As to a 'National Religion', there is none. Just recently, the government has begun to relax harsh regulations on religion which had originated during the Cultural Revolution.
The China of today has a great deal of religious tolerance, but is still a long way from religious freedom.
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Image 01 Mosque. Turfan, Xinjiang. |
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Image 02 Mosque. Kashgar, Xinjiang. |
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Image 03 Id Kah Mosque. Kashgar, Xinjiang. |
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Image 04 Id Kah Mosque. Kashgar, Xinjiang. |
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Image 05 Emin Mosque. Turfan, Xinjiang. |
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Image 06 Tiger Hill Pagoda. Suzhou, Jiangsu |
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Image 07 Entrance to the mansion of Confucius. Qufu, Shandong |
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Image 08 Heavenly Temple at Tiantan Park. Beijing. |
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Image 09 Four Gate Pagoda. Qinglong mountain,
33km (20 miles) southeast of Jinan. |
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Image 10 The Kailash temple at Ellora, India. |
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Image 11 The Konark Sun temple at Orissa, India. |
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