Hinduism In China
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Hinduism is a minor religion in The People's Republic of China, with roughly about 130,000 followers and composing only of 0.01% of China's total population.
Read more about Hinduism In China: Hinduism in Mainland China, Hindu Legacy in Quanzhou
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