Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the newly implemented "Regulations on the Online Behavior of Religious Personnel," which aims to standardize the online conduct of religious personnel and maintain order in the internet religious sector in China [2]. Summary by Sections Introduction - The issuance of the "Regulations" is a specific measure to implement various existing laws and regulations related to religious affairs and internet management [2]. General Principles - Religious personnel must love the country, support the leadership of the Communist Party of China, and adhere to national laws and regulations [5]. - They should promote the core socialist values and ensure that religion aligns with socialist society [5]. Online Conduct - Religious personnel are only allowed to conduct online preaching or religious education through platforms that have obtained the "Internet Religious Information Service License" [5]. - They must cultivate good online habits and resist negative online culture, avoiding self-promotion and sensationalism [6]. Prohibited Activities - Religious personnel are prohibited from engaging in activities that undermine national security, promote extreme religious ideologies, or involve financial exploitation under the guise of religion [7][14]. - They cannot disseminate unverified information, create discord, or engage in superstitious practices online [9][10]. Enforcement and Compliance - Violations of these regulations may result in corrective actions from religious affairs departments, including potential penalties and revocation of religious credentials [10]. - The regulations also apply to religious personnel from Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, and foreign religious personnel operating within mainland China [12].