For a counter point, I saw a huge group of people happily doing yoga out in a square the other day. Also this was shared in the open across domestic electronic

For a counter point, I saw a huge group of people happily doing yoga out in a square the other day. Also this was shared in the open across domestic electronic media. This would have been unthinkable around the Fulun Gong period. It looks to me like things are opening up slowly but surely. What was the quote? "Religion is poison". Well, yeah. I'll take yoga over millenial cultists any day. But it'd be nice to see something like Taipei's desperately underappreciated Museum of World Religions[0] here in the mainland, to celebrate the human journey and common perspective rather than denominational religion per se. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Museum_of_World_Religions https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Museum_of_World_Religions