That's one of the reasons why today, we borrow from the Indians what is called the Arabic 'zero'. So it is now identified as the Arabic numerals, because the Arabic numerals carried to the West the concept of a 'zero'. There is one thing Christianity and Buddhism have in common. They are the only two world religions where the birthplace of the founding father they do not control. Buddha was an Indian, but is more influential now among Chinese and other Asian groups than Indians.
Christians are very small in number now in the birthplace of Jesus.
And they have a Chinese name for it. Then they have the mosque for Jummah prayers, reserved exclusively for Jummah prayers. So these were the different types of places to worship in China.