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“It is desirable for Buddhist affairs to help civilian rule.”

Quote by Ye Xiaowen

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Ye Xiaowen, born in 1950, is a prominent Chinese politician. He has held several important positions in his political career and has made significant contributions to China's development and stability. more

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