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I would like to dispute the claim given in this article about the demographics of religion in Inner Mongolia. From the cited source here referring to this, although the sentence says "80% of the inhabitants of Inner Mongolia", it is quite clear from the context of the section and the original source that the survey refers only to the ethnic minority population of Inner Mongolia, and not to the Han Chinese which comprise the majority of inhabitants in Inner Mongolia. -- 2601:7:8100:B7:FD72:9A73:CCF4:D6A6 ( talk) 10:15, 14 April 2015 (UTC) reply