The Patriotic Salvation Movement is a political and religious movement in China that emerged in the late 20th century. It aims to promote a form of Christianity that aligns with Chinese national interests and government policies. The movement encourages believers to express their faith while supporting the Chinese Communist Party. This movement is often seen as a response to the government's restrictions on religious practices. It seeks to create a space for Christians to worship freely, but within the framework established by the state. The Patriotic Salvation Movement emphasizes loyalty to the nation alongside spiritual beliefs.