wah lau aye! chinese temples want IPO!

[Baluku]

Chinese religious authority against listing temples on stock market*(June 6, 2012, Xinhua)China's State Administration for Religious Affairs is against plans to list temples on the stock markets by some local governments, a top official said Tuesday. Listing the temples on the stock exchanges harms the legal rights and damages the image of the religious community. It also harms the feelings of the believers, said Liu Wei, a deputy department director of the administration. Temples are the sites for believers to carry out religious activities and are non-profit organizations. There is no precedent in the world to list the temples on the stock market, Liu said at a meeting in Shanghai. Developing the economy should have its limits and should not cross the moral lines, he said.

 

[Leckmichamarsch]

Good idea, the Kwan Yin temple at Waterloo Street would be worth millions///////////

 

[Cestbon]

Good idea, the Kwan Yin temple at Waterloo Street would be worth millions///////////

Buy it over. And them charge $5 fee/person/entry.

 

[BuiKia]

Wait till the Christian fundies buy up the shares and become the main shareholder. We will see Eric Moo performing during the 7th month and preaching how GOd transform him.

 

[Narong Wongwan]

Good idea, the Kwan Yin temple at Waterloo Street would be worth millions///////////

another one will be loyang TPK

 

[Narong Wongwan]

Buy it over. And them charge $5 fee/person/entry.

money spinner will be lottery prediction, change luck services.....sell amulets......knn lots of money making business models

 

[Fishypie]

EthicaLLy it is not right to use a pLace of reLigion for the purpose of profiteerings..

 

[streetsmart73]

Chinese religious authority against listing temples on stock market*(June 6, 2012, Xinhua)China's State Administration for Religious Affairs is against plans to list temples on the stock markets by some local governments, a top official said Tuesday. Listing the temples on the stock exchanges harms the legal rights and damages the image of the religious community. It also harms the feelings of the believers, said Liu Wei, a deputy department director of the administration. Temples are the sites for believers to carry out religious activities and are non-profit organizations. There is no precedent in the world to list the temples on the stock market, Liu said at a meeting in Shanghai. Developing the economy should have its limits and should not cross the moral lines, he said.

hi there


1. aiyoh!
2. why it does not surprise me leh?
3. in chineyland where there is kosong moral.
4. money talks!