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A survey carried out in 2007 found that about 85% of Chinese follow Buddhism.
The problem with surveys in China, especially on religion. is that it is not uncommon for people to hold more than one religion (Buddhism/Taoism). In addition the Chinese government tends to use surveys for its own purposes and biasboth the input and outcome. At one time government data indicated only 100 000 Buddhists in the country, present data may indicate in excess of 1 billion.
What else can I help you with?
Which religon do Chinese people follow?
Buddhism is there religion
What religion Chinese people follow?
I think it's Buddhism
What is the religion practiced by Aryans called?
Chinese Buddhism Chinese Buddhism Chinese Buddhism Chinese Buddhism Buddhism
Who is an important god in China?
Most of the Chinese people adhere to Buddhism and that they only follow Buddha.
What is China's religoin?
It has been found that 59% of the population are irreligious, the others follow Buddhism, Taoism and Chinese Folk Religions - Something like 23% of the population
What is Han Buddhism?
It is a sect of Chinese Buddhism, derived from the pure, Indian Buddhism.
What religion do the Chinese believe in?
BuddhismThe Chinese can believe in anything from Taoism from Buddhism. Just like Americans have Christians, Catholics, and Jewish people (plus more) , I'm sure the Chinese don't have just one set religion.
What are the beliefs of the Chinese?
Most people in China follow the practices of Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism, although there are some that practice other religions, such as Christianity.
What is Luoyang religion?
Chinese Chinese Buddhism, and the famed Buddhism sites are white horse temple, longmen grottoes and so on. Buddhism travel to Luoyang through the ancient silk road
How did Chinese people learn of Buddhism?
The Chinese people learned of Buddhism because of monks and traders.
How did the return of confucianism affect chinese society and government?
because there was already Buddhism
Why and how was Buddhism sinified?
The Chinese adopted it and created other forms of it such as Zen and Pure Land Buddhism
