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To put it simply, right now in Tibet the monks of many monasteries feel that their numbers are too few and there is no small gap keeping them from being able to satisfy the needs of the Tibetan Buddhist tradition and the needs of the people of faith.

— Gyaincain Norbu Speech at Third Session of the 12th Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) National Committee (2015)

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I want to sincerely thank the Communist Party for giving me a pair of clear eyes, so I can tell right from wrong.

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