A comparatively new expression, “xie jiao and illegal missionary activities,” may guide the new crackdowns
Xie Jiao Organizations
Anti-Religious Surveillance and Propaganda Extend to Hani and Yi Villagers
While fighting AIDS and drugs, the CCP indoctrinates populations at the Vietnamese border of Yunnan against xie jiao and “illegal religion.”
CCP Fearful of Religious “Infiltration” from Vietnam Among Mien Minority
Border villages in Guangxi are under surveillance and targeted by propaganda against “cults” and Christian groups.
China: Anti-Religious Education Comes to Kindergarten
Propaganda against “xie jiao and illegal religion,” not very successful with adults, now targets children as young as 3.
China Moves to Crack Down on Origin Point Medicine
The Taiwan-based group is being denounced by the Chinese Communist Party media and investigated by the police as a xie jiao.
Former CCP Anti-Cult Bureaucrats Accused of Corruption
The former head of the anti-xie-jiao Office 610 who became Minister of Justice is investigated, and a top anti-cult police officer ends up in jail.
The Taiping Mystery. 5. Why the Taiping Matter
Without the Taiping Rebellion, the subsequent history of China would have been different. It also explains features of the CCP policy on religion.
The Taiping Mystery. 4. Nanjing’s Heavenly Kingdom
From 1853 to 1864, the New Jerusalem was the capital of a real empire that some believed would take over all of China. It didn’t happen.
The Taiping Mystery. 3. Birth of a Militant Religion
From Hong Xiuquan’s 1837 vision, a full-blown religion was born. Soon, it acquired an army and declared war to the Qing dynasty.
The Taiping Mystery. 2: Hong’s Heavenly Vision
The Taiping, “the most important movement of the 19th century,” can only be understood in religious terms. It originated from a mystical experience.