(China – January 7, 2025) Despite Christmas becoming one of the most popular holidays worldwide, its celebration in China has faced increasing restrictions and even outright bans in recent years.
(Chengdu, Sichuan province – December 23, 2024) On the morning of December 19, 2024, Deacon Xiao Luobiao of the Chengdu Early Rain Covenant Church was summoned by police from the
(Baoding City, Hebei – January 10, 2024) The Chinese government views Christmas as a form of cultural and religious invasion, local authorities aim to use “the suppression of Christmas” as
(China – January 8, 2024) During the Christmas season of 2023, schools in China, from kindergarten, elementary, secondary to universities issued prohibitions for students to celebrate Christmas and Christmas Eve.
