Religion is generally practiced quietly and privately, and in public settings it is best to be discreet rather than openly proselytizing or assuming religious observance is part of everyday life. In China you may encounter
Buddhist temples,
Daoist temples, mosques, Christian churches, and folk practices such as
ancestor veneration, but these are often shaped by local custom and official oversight, so visitors should be respectful, follow posted rules, and avoid political discussion about religion.