No, this is not true at all. Not any more.
During the Ming Dynasty in the medieval era, this was true. This was to protect the Chinese people because Christians were seen as warmongers and as a threat to national security (due to the Crusades and so on). There were many years of political and religious disputes when Christianity tried to re-enter China in the 1700's and 1800's.
However, it is no longer illegal to this day. There is a complex history of Christianity in China. Click here for more information and further reading.
no ofcourse not long ago there was a rule in china that says you have to respect all religion and if you are a christian Chinese or a christian person living in china its not illegal there are churches there or if u are Chinese budhist and you want to be christian in china its fine .
Yes. Polygamy is illegal in China.
Churches not officially ordained by the government are illegal. Many house churches are persecuted. As a side note, around 67 million Chinese are Christian, or over 5% of the population.
No, its because a Pope got beheaded for marrying christian couples in a pagan land where its illegal to help Christian's.
Yes, it is illegal to sell legos coming from China.
China Christian Council was created in 1980.
No, China is not considered a Christian nation. Christianity is still a minority faith.
no,china is a Buddhism country.
no
It is illegal in china now.
There is a Christian minority in China.
Christianity was never made illegal. it was persecuted, but was not made illegal.