section_path: Sociological typology/Organised folk religious sects/Weixinism
section_name: Weixinism
paragraph_text: Weixinism
  
  Weixinism (Chinese: 唯心聖教; pinyin: Wéixīn shèngjiào; lit. ' Holy Religion of the Only Heart ' or 唯心教; Wéixīnjiào) is a religion primarily focused on the "orthodox lineages of Yijing and feng shui ", the Hundred Schools of Thought, and worship of the "three great ancestors" (Huangdi, Yandi and Chiyou). The movement promotes the restoration of the authentic roots of the Chinese civilization and Chinese unification.
  
  The Weixinist Church, whose headquarters are in Taiwan, is also active in Mainland China in the key birthplaces of the Chinese culture. It has links with the government of Henan where it has established the "City of Eight Trigrams" templar complex on Yunmeng Mountain (of the Yan Mountains), and it has also built temples in Hebei.