China today is one of the world's most fascinating countries to visit and study, whether you are interested in economics, politics, religion or, actually, pretty much anything. Plenty of books and online guides give all sorts of good advice for tourists and longer-term visitors, and I make no claim to be a China expert. But I do want to report on one approach that massively repays study, however odd this may sound in the context of a modern super-power that notionally is home to the world's largest population of the non-religious.
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