The Shaolin Temple, emblematic of Chinese martial arts, is facing an investigation into its leader, Shi Yongxin, on charges of embezzlement and misconduct. He is suspected of using money intended for the temple for personal purposes and having improper relationships and illegitimate children. Criticism of his extravagant lifestyle and commercialization of the temple has been frequent, and the investigation is seriously damaging the image of the monks and the Buddhist community in China.
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Celebrul Templu Shaolin din China, implicat într-o anchetă pentru deturnare de fonduri / „Călugărul şef”, acuzat și că are copii cu mai multe femei
China's famous Shaolin Temple leader is under investigation on suspicion of embezzling funds
Head monk at China's Shaolin Temple under criminal probe
Head of Shaolin Temple in China under investigation on suspicion of embezzlement
Anchetă pentru deturnare de fonduri la Templul Shaolin din China / Conducătorul mănăstirii, acuzat că ar fi avut și "relaţii nepotrivite de lungă durată cu mai multe femei, cu care a avut copii nelegitimi"
Celebrul Templu Shaolin din China este implicat într-un scandal de deturnare de fonduri şi conduită imorală
Anchetă pentru deturnare de fonduri la Templul Shaolin din China
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Scandal la Templul Shaolin. Călugărul șef este anchetat pentru infracțiuni grave
Călugărul-șef al Templului Shaolin, leagănul artelor marțiale din China, este anchetat pentru deturnare de fonduri şi relații „nepotrivite” cu mai multe femei
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