Does China have any religious beliefs? Who knows exactly how to say it? I'm really confused. -Note: I have no wealth value and my score is relatively low. Goodbye.

If you ask a specific person whether he has religious beliefs, this question is easy to answer. If so, he or she will; if not, he or she won't.

Some countries in the world have stipulated the legal religion at the national level, and they must believe in this religion. For these countries, it can be said that this country believes in a certain religion.

In China, however, there is no legal religion, and it will not be stipulated. So the statement that "China believes in a certain religion" is wrong.

According to the Constitution, "the people of China and citizens of China have freedom of religious belief. No state organ, social organization or individual may compel citizens to believe in or not believe in religion, and may not discriminate against citizens who believe in or not believe in religion. The state protects normal religious activities. No one may use religion to engage in activities that disrupt social order, harm citizens' health or interfere with the national education system. Religious groups and religious affairs are not dominated by foreign forces. "

This freedom of religious belief is "freedom to believe in religion and freedom not to believe in religion." There is freedom to believe in this religion and freedom to believe in that religion. "