Si Jung-hszin

Si Jung-hszin

religious leader China

Si Jung-hszin, also known as Liu Jing-cseng, is the abbot of the famous Shaolin Temple in China, known for its rich history in martial arts and Buddhism. Recently, he has made headlines for being stripped of his religious status due to allegations of embezzlement and leading an immoral lifestyle, including maintaining relationships with multiple women and fathering at least one illegitimate child. His actions are said to have severely tarnished the reputation of the Buddhist community.

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