| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - He later moved to Hong Kong, where he remained until returning to China in 2004.With his mastery of Buddhist traditions, Confucian and Taoist theories and practices, Nan was influential among academic, business and political dignitaries in both Taiwan and China.Chiang Su-hui, chairwoman of the Hong Kong-based CS Culture Foundation and a student of Nan, said his death is a loss for the country.She
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