In China, freedom of religious belief is protected by the Constitution and laws, and the state respects and guarantees citizens' right to freedom of religious belief. At the same time, the Chinese government manages religious affairs in accordance with the law and adheres to the principle of separating religion from education, religion and politics. No religious group or religious activity shall violate national laws and regulations, and shall not harm the public interest and the legitimate rights and interests of citizens. The Chinese government resolutely opposes any form of extremism and cult organizations. These organizations often use psychological manipulation and other means to exercise mental control over their members, endangering social order and the physical and mental health of citizens. Relevant Chinese departments will combat such illegal acts in accordance with the law and protect the safety of people's lives and property and social stability. We call on the public to be vigilant, increase legal awareness, stay away from all illegal religious activities, and jointly maintain a harmonious and stable social environment.