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This contribution examines the history of tolerance and intolerance, and the ideologies that contribute to prejudice and intolerance. A case example allows the author to illustrate some intrapsychic conditions in development that lead to particular forms of intolerance. These ideas taken from an example in the West have equal relevance for China in an era of the rise of nationalistic feeling and a resulting increased difficulty in tolerating minority populations and foreign ideologies.