Do Chinese people believe in religion? We ask people on the street. The most prominent religion in China is Buddhism.

God’s truth revealed in ancient Chinese philosophies can help in evangelism and apologetics. Confucianism and the Bible agree: Humans are capable of discerning basic moral principles, such as what is ...

Buddhism originated around the fifth century B.C.E. in India, but today, more Buddhists live in China than India. Han Buddhism, the dominant branch of Buddhism in China, has blended with local belief ...

The U.S. must take strong action to hold the Chinese Communist Party accountable for its persecution of religious minorities, ...

Many foods in Chinese culture have deep, rich meanings, so we took a deep dive into 14 different foods to learn more about ...

China’s relationship with Christianity has always been complex, marked by periods of tolerance and persecution.

Last month, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) extended its already suffocating grip over the nation’s religious life with the ...

Featuring a pottery bowl adorned with an indescribable motif, a set of pottery artifacts debuted at the Chinese Archaeological Museum in Beijing on Wednesday. These relics look surprisingly modern, ...