There are many temples and holy sites, in almost every city and many rural areas of China. Some are dedicated to Buddhism, others to Daoism, Confucianism and so on. Some people have private shrines in their own homes, for private worship of the gods. There are also some churches and mosques.
In the unofficial house church movement in China, Christians worship in houses as they did in the earliest days of the Christian faith. They are also baptized in rivers. Thus, as in The Bible, a place of worship is 'wherever two or three are gathered in my name'. It is sometimes difficult for people to grasp the importance of this. These people assemble, on pain of arrest and imprisonment, usually watched by informers, sometimes who attend to report on the meetings.
Thus, in this context, of biblical Christianity where people literally obey the command 'we must obey God rather than men' people worship whenever and wherever they can. Obviously the rivers are out in the open. They may also assemble in fields when appropriate, although there they do not have the benefit of walls to muffle any singing.
Most large cities in China have a Buddhist temple. Many tourist areas also have giant statues of Buddha or caves dedicated to early Buddhism.
Since the followers of Daoism (Taoism) are more likely to be rural, Dao temples are harder to find and are usually smaller. Some areas have caves sacred to Daoism.
Mosques are to be found mainly in western China.
Many Confucian temples have been turned into museums. The central government actively discourages ancestor worship, and therefore Confucianism.
Falun Dafa is now outlawed and is only practised in secret.
In mainland China, most large cities close to the coast or in areas of former European influence have at least one or two Christian churches. Catholic and Protestant churches are recognised, but the Catholic church clergy are not installed by the Vatican. There is a small underground Roman Catholic movement that appears to use Vatican-appointed clergy, but this is an illegal movement. Some Protestants worship secretly rather than in the official churches, although their numbers are hard to gauge.
Macao has many large and beautiful Catholic churches. There are also several Christian churches in Hong Kong.
There are thousands of temples in China, with estimates ranging from around 100,000 to over 200,000. This includes Buddhist, Taoist, and Confucian temples, among others.
there are 467 temples in china
The main religions in Beijing, China, are Buddhism, Taoism, Islam, and Christianity. Buddhism and Taoism are the most practiced religions, with many temples and shrines dedicated to these beliefs. Islam is also prevalent among the Hui Muslim population, and Christianity is practiced by a small percentage of the population.
Yao Ming is a practicing Buddhist. His mother is a Buddhist and he has been known to visit Buddhist temples in China.
Chinese temples are commonly referred to as "buddhist temples" or "daoist temples," depending on the religious affiliation. They may also be called "joss houses" in some regions.
Another word for Buddhist temples is "pagodas."
There are approximately 150 Hindu temples (mandirs) in the UK. The exact number may vary as new temples are established and others may close or relocate. It is always advisable to check for the most up-to-date information from official sources or directly from the temples themselves.
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Yes, but only as a small religion. In the past, it was very popular and many temples were built around port cities of China, such as Quanzhou.
There are many pagodas [Chinese buildings] that are used as temples in China! And there's many Buddhist temples in Thailand, Cambodia, and Myanmar [Burma]. And in Japan, a shrine is called "jinja". I hope this helped you~! :'D
the pagodas are a giant symbol in china of Buddhism
Pagodas
Many temples were built in Cambodia, Java, China and other areas during this time period.
i have not been to japan or anything but there are many temples LOL
yes......the temples and shrines.
aphrodite had 12 temples
4 mayan temples
there are 111,111,111,111,111,111,111,111,111,111,111,111, temples.