Religious Practice, Contemporary (Dāngdài zōngjiào huódòng 当代宗教活动)|Dāngdài zōngjiào huódòng 当代宗教活动 (Religious Practice, Contemporary)

By |2012-01-23T17:04:05+00:00January 23rd, 2012|Values and Worldview, Religion or Philosophy, Religion, Berkshire Encyclopedia of China|

Jinghao ZHOU Chinese people clamoring to touch the stone lion at the 1,700-year-old Guangxiaosi Buddhist temple. There are reportedly more

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Religious Practice, Historical (Shǐshàng zōngjiào huódòng 史上宗教活动)|Shǐshàng zōngjiào huódòng 史上宗教活动 (Religious Practice, Historical)

By |2012-01-23T17:04:05+00:00January 23rd, 2012|Religion or Philosophy, Religion, Berkshire Encyclopedia of China, Values and Worldview|

Jinghao ZHOU Historical illustration of worship of Heaven and Earth at New Year. Ancestral religion during imperial China involved worshipping

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Hundred Schools of Thought (Bǎijiā Zhēngmíng 百家争鸣)|Bǎijiā Zhēngmíng 百家争鸣 (Hundred Schools of Thought)

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James D. SELLMANN Han Fei, famous scholar and the founder of the Legalist School of philosophy. During the Warring States

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Daoism—Philosophy (Dàojiào zhéxué 道教哲学)|Dàojiào zhéxué 道教哲学 (Daoism—Philosophy)

By |2012-01-23T17:04:03+00:00January 23rd, 2012|Religion, Berkshire Encyclopedia of China, Values and Worldview, Religion or Philosophy|

James D. SELLMANN The ancient Chinese philosophy known as Daoism is a complex cultural phenomena. Inspired by ancient shamanic breathing

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Ancestor Worship (Jìdiàn zǔxiān 祭奠祖先)|Jìdiàn zǔxiān 祭奠祖先 (Ancestor Worship)

By |2012-01-23T17:04:02+00:00January 23rd, 2012|Religion, Berkshire Encyclopedia of China, Values and Worldview, Religion or Philosophy|

Jeffrey L. RICHEY Burning joss sticks (incense) and offering food are traditional practices meant to please gods and ancestors. PHOTO

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