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Andre is on page 25 of 352
so "the insecurity of living on the island frontier drove the settlers to supplicate gods for protection and well-being. It was said that chinese on Taiwan worshipped deities more earnestly than they cared for their own ancestors. chinese religious fervor is most clearly manifested in the three thousand temples they built during the Ch'ing period." Does that explain the many temples in Taiwan today?
Mar 04, 2026 10:45PM
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Andre
Andre is on page 288 of 352
Great... the last chapter was boring as well.
Apr 17, 2026 01:59AM
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Andre
Andre is on page 268 of 352
Finally, the conclusion chapter!!!
Apr 17, 2026 01:59AM
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Andre
Andre is on page 250 of 352
Did the Unity Sect originate in the republic or why does it say after 1930? Or did it originate during the japanese period?
Apr 17, 2026 01:53AM
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Andre
Andre is on page 222 of 352
Boy, this is really boring now.
Apr 17, 2026 01:33AM
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Andre
Andre is on page 200 of 352
This touching of a dragon statues' eye with water or rooster blood reminds me of a taiwan practice today where the pupil of a dragon is painted on before the dance begins.
Apr 17, 2026 01:33AM
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Andre
Andre is on page 185 of 352
This dragon possession really sounds rather silly to be honest if one woman was the head and the other the tail of the dragon and both were running around.
Apr 17, 2026 01:27AM
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Andre
Andre is on page 162 of 352
What does he mean by saying most chinese are skeptical about pai-luan and that it is a taste mainly of the native-oriented and principally of the less educated? Is he saying something against Taiwanese? Because he suddenly talks about Taiwanese and no longer Chinese.
Apr 16, 2026 11:46PM
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Andre
Andre is on page 162 of 352
No wonder being a chi wielder was such a good deal for her once her children were old enough.
Apr 16, 2026 11:33PM
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Andre
Andre is on page 159 of 352
Yep, that father sounds really sexist. After all, she raised money herself so why give it for her brothers for study.
Apr 16, 2026 11:32PM
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Andre
Andre is on page 153 of 352
If it hadn't been for that story of the young medium and how his station benefited him, I might have skipped this part. Now that it goes into details of a sect, it becomes quite dry.
Mar 20, 2026 06:47AM
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