Ceremonies
In traditional Chinese culture, ancestor worship was a common practice alongside the worship of various gods and deities. Ancestor worship was based on the belief that deceased family members could still influence the lives of the living. It was an important aspect of Chinese religious and cultural practices.
Chinese people tended to worship their surroundings and find peace with nature rather than worship gods. They also focused on worshiping their ancestors.
"In the Shang Dynasty (about 2000 BC), the earliest period we know much about, people in China worshipped a lot of differentgods - weather gods and sky gods - and also a higher god who ruled over the other gods, called Shang-Ti. People who lived during the Shang Dynasty also believed that their ancestors - their parents and grandparents - became like gods when they died, and that their ancestors wanted to be worshipped too, like gods. Each family worshipped their own ancestors..."
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Ancient Chinese believed their gods needed offerings of food to keep them happy.
Who knows, I thought I was the one asking. well as other people dont know i do it was ............... lol
Offerings of money.
Shaman
To seek advice from the gods on how to handle problems confronting them.
If you don't count Confucianism as a religion then, chinese folk religion, with a LOT of different gods and goddesses and ancestor worship
Ancestor worship was so important to the chinese because they believed that their ancestors were gods or came form the heavans.
"In the Shang Dynasty (about 2000 BC), the earliest period we know much about, people in China worshipped a lot of differentgods - weather gods and sky gods - and also a higher god who ruled over the other gods, called Shang-Ti. People who lived during the Shang Dynasty also believed that their ancestors - their parents and grandparents - became like gods when they died, and that their ancestors wanted to be worshipped too, like gods. Each family worshipped their own ancestors..."