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Chinese religions

a term used by Chau for the noisy, crowded, festive atmosphere that temple festivals produce and that participants value as evidence of a deity's efficacy.

In Chinese religions, red-hot sociality refers to a term used by Chau for the noisy, crowded, festive atmosphere that temple festivals produce and that participants value as evidence of a deity's efficacy. This meaning comes from Chau (2005) in Miraculous response.[1]

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References

Chau, A. Y. (2005). Miraculous response. Stanford University Press. ISBN 9780804751605

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