Chinese Folk Religion is a diverse set of beliefs and practices rooted in the traditions of the Chinese people. It encompasses various elements such as ancestor worship, the veneration of deities, and the use of rituals to connect with the spiritual world. This religion often blends with other belief systems, including Buddhism and Taoism, creating a rich tapestry of spiritual practices. Central to Chinese Folk Religion is the belief in the influence of spirits and ancestors on daily life. People often engage in rituals, such as offering food and incense at temples or home altars, to honor their ancestors and seek blessings. Festivals, like the Qingming Festival, are significant occasions for remembering and paying respects to those who have passed away.