Zhu Yuanzhang is a traditional Han Chinese who mainly believes in Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism. During his reign, he built a large number of Buddhist temples and Taoist temples, and personally edited and annotated Buddhist scriptures. Those who say he believes in Islam are also funny. Zhu Yuanzhang eats pork. Of course, the general rumor will use a lunch record without the word "pig", but Zhu Yuanzhang ate pork, fried yellow vegetables and pig's trotters that morning, and the lunch record without the word "pig" also had spicy kidneys. What is this kidney is still unknown. Zhu Yuanzhang not only ate it himself, but also gave it to his ancestors. He ate it all before and after his death, and the Ming Dynasty never lacked pork for offering sacrifices to ancestral temples. Most Ming emperors also believed in Buddhism and Taoism. Judy overhauled Wudang Mountain and highly praised Zhenwu Emperor. Thanks to the emperor's vigorous advocacy, Zhenwu Emperor's belief reached its peak in the Ming Dynasty, and a large number of Zhenwu temples were built in the imperial court and among the people. The military caps of the Ming emperors all have statues of Zhenwu the Great, and many military flags also have a strong Taoist color. Emperor Chenghua has a Buddha statue, and Empress Zhang of hongzhi emperor has a Buddha statue. The tomb of Emperor Wanli has been dug, and there are many things related to Buddhism in the funerary objects. His queen wore Buddhist scriptures, and Emperor Wanli held beads of Buddha. Needless to say, Jiajing is a Taoist and does not go to the court to practice Buddhism. He is Zheng De and has some feelings for Islam. He also believes in Tibetan Buddhism, because he has given himself the title of King Dabao, and there are many living Buddhas from Tibet around him. Of course, these massive historical evidences are invisible in the eyes of some rumors, and they still live in their own lies. Sometimes I wonder if they really can't see them. I can only be helpless.