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Chinese religions are not necessarily exclusive. Thus, as an educated man, a Chinese in his office is most likely a Confucian, as he respects his superiors and endeavors to fulfill his duties. When he returns home, he might be a Daoist, as he intends to relax to enjoy a natural way of life. Occasionally, he might visit a Buddhist temple to burn incense and pray for benefits. This syncretism (multi-faith system) works for most Chinese people, even though many religious professionals vigorously champion a single faith and advise people to keep away from other religions.