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Lama wants Sagya Monastery to join World Heritage list

By Wang Huazhong and Daqiong in Lhasa | China Daily | Updated: 2013-01-25 07:22

Lama wants Sagya Monastery to join World Heritage list

Radreng Sodnampuntsog, a 16-year-old Living Buddha and a political adviser of the Tibet autonomous region, attends the plenary session of the Tibet committee of China's political advisory body in Lhasa on Tuesday. He is the youngest adviser on the committee. Daqiong / China Daily

Palden Donyo, a lama from Sagya Monastery, knows how to protect religious treasures - politically.

Lama wants Sagya Monastery to join World Heritage list

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