The Mosuo of China are often referred to as the “kingdom of women.” They are a matriarchal society, and property passes through the female side of the family, not the male. Women rule the house, though men do have important roles in society and wield political power. Most Mosuo are Tibetan Buddhists, a stronghold that is difficult to break. They live in remote areas, so their traditions have been slow to change. Their concept of marriage is quite different from other societies, and vastly different from biblical teachings on marriage. There are believers among the Mosuo, but not many. Pray for centuries of tradition and religion to be laid at the feet of Jesus and a new way of life to be found in Christ. Pray the Mosu will discover true freedom and power as they allow the Holy Spirit to guide their thoughts and actions.