He，Yan ：China has no freedom of belief
贺炎（He，Yan）
The Marxist-Leninist regime cannot allow freedom of religion, which is determined by the nature of communist autocracy.
The Chinese government claims to the outside world that the Chinese constitution allows freedom of religion, and religious beliefs are even more protected in autonomous minority areas.
For example, Buddhism in Tibet, Islam in Xinjiang, and folk religious activities in these areas have developed greatly in recent years. In the future, policies will be more tolerant and people will enjoy more religious freedom.
However, the actual situation in China is completely different from the propaganda of the CCP, and some are just the opposite.
Religious activities in China＇s ethnic minority areas have always been suppressed by the CCP, and in recent years, it has intensified and tightened step by step.
A large number of religious believers in China are persecuted by the CCP government because of their adherence to their religious beliefs.
Not only religious activities in China＇s ethnic minority areas are suppressed by the CCP! The underground Christian churches in China＇s big coastal cities have also been almost wiped out by the CCP government.
A large number of free faith churches have also been forcibly dismantled by the CCP government. . . . . .
The CCP pursues materialism and atheism, and regards religion as the spiritual opium of the ruling class that poisons the people. It is a manifestation of backward feudal superstition and stipulates that the people must believe in Marxism-Leninism.
Under such guiding ideology and ideology, it is impossible for China to have religious freedom.
Obviously, freedom of belief can only be realized if a democratic China is realized.
He，Yan
July 1, 2014
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