the recostruction of patriarchal civilisation: Mayfair Yang (2007) defines it as an "embedded capitalism", which preserves local identity and autonomy, and an "ethical capitalism" in which the drive for individual accumulation of money is tempered by religious and kinship ethics of generosity which foster the sharing and investment of wealth in the construction of civil society. Overseas Chinese Most of the overseas Chinese populations have maintained Chinese folk religions, often adapting to the new environment by developing new cults and incorporating elements of local traditions. In Southeast Asia, Chinese deities are subject to a "re-territorialisation" and maintain their relation to the ethnic associations (i.e. the Hainanese Association or the Fujianese Association, each of them has a patron deity and manages one or more temples of such a deity). The most important deity among Southeast Asian Chinese is Mazu, the Queen of Heaven and goddess of the sea. This is related to the fact that most of these Chinese populations are from southeastern provinces of China, where the goddess is very popular. Some folk religious sects have spread successfully among Southeast Asian Chinese. They include especially Church of Virtue (Deism), Zhenkongdao and Yiguandao. See also Chinese gods and immortals Chinese ritual mastery traditions Chinese religions of fasting (Xiantiandao) Chinese salvationist religions Chinese shamanism Chinese spiritual world concepts Confucianism—Confucian church Taoism (Quanzhen Taoism & Zhengyi Taoism) Buddhism—Chinese Buddhism Mazu worship & List of Mazu temples Chinese theology By place Chinese folk religion in Southeast Asia Northeast China folk religion Four Great Mountains (Taiwan) Temples of Taichung in Taiwan Tin Hau temples in Hong Kong Kwan Tai temples in Hong Kong Hip Tin temples in Hong Kong Confucian Religion in Indonesia List of City God Temples in China Baishatun Mazu Pilgrimage Qing Shan King Sacrificial Ceremony Chinese temples in Kolkata Other similar national traditions Hinduism Japanese Shintoism Korean Shamanism Vietnamese folk religion Tai folk religion Other Sino-Tibetan ethnic religions Benzhuism Bimoism Bon Dongbaism Nuo folk religion Qiang folk religion Other non-Sino-Tibetan ethnic religions present in China Manchu shamanism Mongolian shamanism Miao folk religion Tengrism Yao folk religion Zhuang folk religion Other articles Religion in China Wang Ye worship Nine Emperor Gods Festival Birthday of the Monkey God & Monkey King Festival Dajiao Kau chim & Jiaobei Ancestor worship Ancestral halls & Ancestral tablet Chinese lineage associations Hong Kong Government Lunar New Year kau chim tradition Religious goods store & Papier-mache offering shops in