A look at the persecution of Christians in China

The video explores the challenges faced by underground churches in China, highlighting the government's strict control over religious practices. Despite the constitutional guarantee of religious freedom, the Chinese Communist Party exerts significant influence, leading to the closure of unofficial churches and the retranslation of religious texts. The video also covers the recent shutdowns of major underground churches and the surveillance faced by believers. Despite these challenges, the faithful continue to practice their beliefs, albeit under constant threat of government intervention.

What challenges has Shuyang High faced due to his religious beliefs?

• He was sent to prison multiple times.

• He was promoted within the Communist Party.

• He was given a government position.

• He was awarded for his faith.

How does the Chinese government ensure control over religious practices?

• By allowing complete freedom of religion.

• By encouraging foreign religious leaders.

• By promoting underground churches.

• By registering worshippers and fitting cameras.

What happened to the underground church in Chengdu?

• It was relocated to a new building.

• It expanded to other cities.

• It was closed by police force.

• It was officially recognized by the state.

What was the outcome of the planned prayer meeting in Beijing?

• It was shut down by authorities.

• It was moved to a different location.

• It was attended by thousands.

• It was peacefully conducted.

What is the general atmosphere among religious communities in China?

• They are under constant surveillance and fear.

• They feel completely free and safe.

• They are encouraged by the government.

• They are expanding rapidly without issues.