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On writing systems for China′s minorities created by foreign missionaries

After the Opium War of 1840, Christianity was introduced into China on a large scale, although the widest and most stable religion was, and continues to be, a mixture of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism. Besides the Chinese, China's main nationality with about four million believers, more than 20 minority nationalities have in part accepted Christianity. Most of them live in Southwest China. In order to propagate their doctrine, Western missionaries created eight writing Systems for six minority nationalities to print the Bible, hymns, and textbooks. Up to now, hundreds of thousands of minority Christians have used such texts.