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Friday, September 15, 2000, updated at 09:49(GMT+8)
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Collection of Articles Criticizing Falun Gong Cult Published
A collection of articles denouncing the Falun Gong cult rolled off the presses in the Chinese capital recently, as part of the government efforts to further educate the public about the cult.
The book, entitled "Analysis on the Fallacies of 'Falun Gong',"is a collection of articles carries by major news media like
People's Daily
and Xinhua.
The articles criticize the cult fallacies with the introduction of social sciences theories in a bid to help Falun Gong practitioners better understand the true nature of Falun Gong and the cult's leader Li Hongzhi.
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