Imagine this blogger’s delight when his news feed picked up an article entitled “China’s stress on “harmony” keeps tight lid on religion.” After all, a solid 25% of the posts on this blog have concerned Chinese religion... ...full story at Shanghai Scrap
from Shanghai Scrap on Sat, Aug 23 2008
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