Anhui's Uyghur girl's **, and the following post, "I don't believe in Islam, I'm not a Muslim."
As a Han Chinese, I don't think there's anything wrong with that.
I don't have any religion, but I don't reject religious beliefs.
Religion must have its own special features in order to be accepted.
Our people have freedom of religious belief, and at the same time, freedom of non-belief.
Religion has its taboos, and we respect them. At the same time, religious believers also respect non-religious believers. In this way, the various ethnic groups can live in harmony with each other.
As long as her actions are of her own choice and not being forced, I don't think there's anything wrong with that.
The uniqueness of Chinese culture is inclusiveness.
We can find that mosques, ** churches, Buddhist churches, etc. exist in our country, and they have not caused any conflicts.
The development of the Chinese nation has gone through several times of cultural integration, and culture is open.
Attacks on individuals are unnecessary and can easily lead to contradictions between them.
At the same time, we should also pay attention to national unity.
Of course, it is necessary to beware of foreign forces using the Internet to manipulate the trend of ethnic antagonism through hot topics.
If there is no illegal act of the law, we respect it.