The Complexity of Religion in China

China is lowkey the least religious country, with just 10% of adults identifying with a faith. Yet, the vibes are different, skibidi style, as rituals like burning spirit money at gravesites showcase a deep-rooted cultural spirituality. It is a goon move to say China is completely secular when, in reality, around 1 billion people claim no formal religion. Pew Research Center's report reveals a hidden layer of religious practice beyond official identities. The edge of this complexity shows that while formal ties are rare, many engage in traditional customs, making China a dank blend of beliefs.