... government ran its operations (Eichhorn 252). Confucius ideas filtered throughout the government. Another influential person that made the Zhou Dynasty powerful was Lao Tzu. He created another thought process called Daoism. Daoism deals with the Ying Yang and how people should interpret it. This also had an effect on the government, but on a much lesser degree. The Zhou Dynasty, although its philosophies ... ...
... maintain a greater physical distance than is typical in the West. 3.2 The religion's role in China and Chinese business life The main religion in China is Buddhism. Other minor religions are Daoism, Islam and Christianity. The major ethnic group, the Han Chinese, are mainly Buddhists and they live in the area, which has most of the foreign investments. Nevertheless, because of the ... ...
... on the outside door of their house. They do this to ensure that their god as well his family and household have had their share. Genghis himself was interested in Daoism, particularly because of their pledge to prolong life, and he was also very tolerant of other religions. Despite his interest he never converted to any other religions. He remained loyal ... ...
