Template:Religion_in_China_surveys

Template:Religion in China surveys

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Distribution of religious beliefs
  1. Beijing, Shanghai, Nantong, Wuhan, Baoding.
  2. Although a lower 215 million, or 16% said they "believed in the existence" of ancestral spirits.
  3. The populations surveyed were those of the provinces of Jiangsu, Sichuan, Shaanxi, Jilin, Hebei and Fujian.
  4. Center for Chinese Agricultural Policy
  5. Mostly Catholicism (0.6%), while nobody declared affiliation with Protestantism (0%).
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