The worship of the natural gods such as the sun, moon, stars, mountains, and rivers in ancient China. The worship of the supreme god in the ancient Chinese religions-"the emperor of heaven". The emergence of the supreme god in ancient Chinese religions corresponds to the emergence of monarchs in secular society. Classes appeared in society, and the country and the emperor as the highest ruler of the country appeared. Therefore, the "king emperor" and "God" that came before the gods also appeared in the kingdom of heaven. The most accurate recap of this passage is:. ['Human worship of the emperor began with the emergence of emperors in the class division of human society.', "People's worship of nature was converted to the worship of God in the Xia-Shang-Wednesday zone.", 'Religion is inseparable from the state.', 'The worship of the Emperor is a higher level than the worship of the natural god.']