Where do the Chinese go to pray?

Buddhism and Daoism do not require regular, weekly attendance at their temples, so most Chinese people pray at home, if at all. On special occasions or in times of difficulty, they may go to their temple to pray or ask the priest for help.

A small minority of Chinese people are Christian. They generally go to their local church to pray, unless they belong to one of the underground churches that meet together when they can in homes, or any other secret location to pray and worship, but pray on their own anywhere at any time in-between. Others are Muslims and can attend their local mosque.