The American Spectator
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In 1962 , a movie based on a novel by Pearl Buck titled Satan Never Sleeps depicted the brutal hostility of the Chinese Communist Party to religion.
In the movie, the priests are tortured when they refuse to urge the people to be loyal to the communists , the church is ransacked, and all religious symbols are destroyed and replaced by Communist Party images.
A recent report from the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom notes that Chinese President Xi Jinping “has implemented the coercive sinicization of religion’ policy”.
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