St. Ignatius original idea for the Jesuits was to convert those who had never heard the Gospel: China "and the all of India" were part of that goal.
The Jesuits were and are Catholic missionary priests, so they would have brought Catholic Christianity to China and anywhere else their priests went as missionaries.
Christianity (Catholicism)
The Jesuits were responsible for the foundation of Christianity in many foreign lands, the Americas, China, Japan, Africa, etc. The Jesuits, after the Benedictines, really gave a boost to the colleges and universities in Europe after the protestant revolt.
George H. Dunne has written: 'The Jesuits in China in the last days of the Ming dynasty' -- subject(s): Chinese rites, Jesuits, Missions 'King's pawn' -- subject(s): Biography, Jesuits
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Well, it depends on what type of religion they have.
If you bring an xbox to china they will throw playstations at you
China has no official or national religion.
Siddhartha Gautama made up Buddhism, and then had missionaries bring it to different country's.
I never heard that the Jesuits were "hated". I know that the Jesuits were not welcome in protestant England, and Henry VIII, and his daughter, Elizabeth I, tortured and killed them as fast as they could find them. There was some rivalry in the East between the Franciscan and Dominican Missions, and the Jesuits, but nothing that I know of that amounted to hate. In the 18th century the Jesuits were suppressed by the Holy Father due to political pressure from various nations who were trying to maintain religion as a national interest, while the Jesuits were seen as international.
The people of Shang china worshipped many gods. The gods were both admired and feared. The people believed the gods could bring good or bad fortune.
Buddhism is the religion that started in India(sub-continent) and spread over china.
Prior to the introduction of Buddhism, the most prominent religion of China was Taoism.