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On the Characteristics of the Folk Belief of Shandong in Ming and Qing Stages

Li Xiuling

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Folk belief is an un-official,non-religious belief in the lower people.After analyzing the related information,the author opens out the leading characteristics of the folk belief of Shandong in Ming and Qing stages.

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Folk belief is an un-official,non-religious belief in the lower people.After analyzing the related information,the author opens out the leading characteristics of the folk belief of Shandong in Ming and Qing stages.

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Folk belief is an un-official,non-religious belief in the lower people.After analyzing the related information,the author opens out the leading characteristics of the folk belief of Shandong in Ming and Qing stages.

Key concepts: Religious belief, Folk religion, Belief system, History, Psychology, Philosophy, Epistemology, Religious studies

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