China held a special conference on the so-called "Religion Sinicization"

At a time when China is actively campaigning to guarantee people's freedom of religion in the international community, the Beijing Municipal Committee of the Chinese Political Consultative Council held a special conference and photo exhibition related to the policy of religion Sinicization in Beijing.
According to China News Network, the Beijing Municipal Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference held a so-called "Beijing Story Architecture Workshop on Religion Sinicization" and an art exhibition in Beijing on December 4. The exhibition includes more than 300 selected photographs of the five major religions: Buddhism, Taoism, Islam, Catholicism and Christianity.
The photos show how Beijing has religious Sinicization architecture and art, and examine the ways in which the Chinese regime has Sinicized the beliefs and worldviews of its converts.
The Chinese regime has promoted examples of sinicization through a seminar, a promotional video, and a photo exhibition showing Beijing's sinicization practices, research, and actual results.
At the seminar, Sui Qing, deputy director of the Ethnic and Religious Affairs Committee of the National Committee of the Chinese Political Consultative Conference, and Sima Hong, deputy mayor of the Beijing Municipal Government, spoke separately. Actions required to achieve.
Over the past few years, China has legalized Islam Sinicization in East Turkistan and enforced this law with brutal means. Later, this law was gradually applied to the Tungan Muslims in China. China has so far demolished or destroyed nearly 16,000 mosques in East Turkistan, in addition to a complete ban on all religious activities, according to its genocidal policy and anti-Islamic agenda.
According to China's anti-Islamic policy, it convened a special meeting in August this year to re-translate the Qur'an, interpret the Qur'an with Confucianism, and adapt it to socialism.