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Jang Gunchoe

September 28, 2015;

Over 700 Buddhist monks from 27 monasteries have gathered at Ragya monastery in Golog in northwestern China’s Qinghai province for the 21st seven-day Jang Gunchoe, or annual Winter Teachings. Radio Free Asia reports there is a “subdued atmosphere” due to “unprecedented” Chinese security restrictions. Attendees are primarily monks, with very few lay people taking part.

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