Religions of China

Chinese philosophy started by Laozi around 500 BCE

Accordin to this philosophy, everything should follow "the way" or natural flow of things.

The teachings of this philosophy were written in a book called Tao te Ching, which means "The Way and its Power."

This religion focuses on finding peace by going along with the natural order of things.

This religion has many followers who like to live away from busy society and close to nature.

This religion believes that the world ins naturally balanced and doesn't need to be fixed.

The yin-yang symbol is part of this religion and represents the idea that opposites can be in harmony

This religion made its way to China through foreign traders and missionaries from India in the first century C.E.

This religion provided the Chinese people comfort and a clear path beyond suffering.

The founder of this religion is Siddhartha Gautama around 500 BCE.