Usually, you can tell whether an article has ideological and political biases by looking at its accompanying pictures. Recognizing this helps you critically eng

Usually, you can tell whether an article has ideological and political biases by looking at its accompanying pictures. Recognizing this helps you critically engage with your sources. as for your question > "The ruling Chinese Communist Party promotes atheism and discourages citizens from practicing religion" communisim is a materialism ideology, so communists should not practice religion, CPC members could be discharge if they do so there's no limits for non-CPC citizens abt this, "religion freedom should be respected" is written in the constitution this is not a question for anyone in China or have traveled in China, because if you were there you'll see how many people in temples there at weekends a funny part, empire's propaganda sometimes against each other: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jun/22/temple-visits-rise-china-jobless-young-people-spiritual-assistance https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jun/22/temple-visits-...