Stefania Travagnin on praying in China
08 January 2018
China's influence on the Western world is growing in many respects. But how much do we really know about this immense country? According to Stefania Travagnin, if you want to understand modern China, you should look through the lens of religion. Alumnus Remko Tanis, who spent six years in Shanghai as a China correspondent and lived in Singapore until very recently, spoke to her. More:
https://www.rug.nl/news/2017/12/praying-in-modern-china
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