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CN·China·2026-05-31

Shaolin Temple Head Shi Yongxin sentenced for embezzlement and bribery

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Shi Yongxin, head of the Shaolin Temple, was sentenced to 24 years in jail and fined $515,000 for embezzlement and receiving bribes.

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China Corruption: Shaolin Temple Head (Abbot) Shi Yongxin (Liu Yingcheng) Sentenced to 24-Year Jail Term & $515,000 (CNY 3.5 Million) Fine for Embezzlement & Receiving Bribes, Previously Alleged Sexual Misconduct (Long-Term Relationships with Women & Fathering Children) | Caproasia

China Corruption: Shaolin Temple Head (Abbot) Shi Yongxin (Liu Yingcheng) Sentenced to 24-Year Jail Term & $515,000 (CNY 3.5 Million) Fine for Embezzlement & Receiving Bribes, Previously Alleged Sexual Misconduct (Long-Term Relationships with Women & Fathering Children) | Caproasia Events - View Events - Professional Investors - Family Office Circle - Alternatives & Private Markets - Investor Re

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Abbot of Shaolin Temple