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Folk religion as the "life-world": revival of folk beliefs and renewal of religious categorization in contemporary China

Sociology

Folk religion as the "life-world": revival of folk beliefs and renewal of religious categorization in contemporary China

S. Chi and C. Liu

This paper by Shuai Chi and Chao Liu explores the richness of Chinese society's cultural and religious life, arguing that traditional religious categorization falls short. It highlights the vital role of folk religion in shaping social dynamics and its resurgence in contemporary China, promoting integration and cultural diversity.

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