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Chinese religions have evolved, at least from the perspective adopted in the past, from philosophy to religion. Even now as a belief system, religion still carries on its philosophical teachings. In many ways, it is fair to say that Chinese religion functions as a philosophicalreligious tradition, or a humanist belief, or a philosophical religion, or an ethical faith. Chinese religions tend to be stratified, with different applications or understandings enabling different social classes to keep ties with many religions-although people tend to retain a particular link with one religion. Perhaps most members of the upperclass tend to practice or adhere to the tenets of Confucianism. Some educated men, philosophers, might keep a strong tie with Daoism. Many uneducated people just follow all the religions.