Christianity is a religion acknowledging a God. Chinese
philosophies, including the teachings of great teachers such as
confucius, lao zhi, me zhi.... are philosophies of life, not
religion. These teachings do not tell us anything about gods. In
fact, Confucius taught his students to respect but distant
themselves from gods and devils, "jing gui shen er yuan zhi".
Many teachings in Christianity actually agree with chinese
philosophies.
Confucianism has strong emphasis on filia piety; in the Bible, the
first commandment on relationship between men is to honor your
father and your mother.
Confucianism teaches us not to do unto others whatever you don't
want done to you, ji suo bu yiC wu shi yu ren. The Bible teaches
us to love others as we love ourselves.
Christianity does not agree with religions with beliefs in other
gods or spiritual beings, it should not be difficult to understand
why. But you should make the difference between philosophies,
lifestyles, and religion. Kungfu is martial art, not a religion,
unless you think that you know kungfu when you are possessed by the
kungfu spirits. vegetarianism is a lifestyle, not a religion, there
are actually many christians who are vegetarians, cholesterol too
high, bo bian, and it is not something forbidden.