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Life of Luosang
In Tibetan Luosang, three-year-old Yangjin was hit by Drolma, who was driving a tractor under the influence of alcohol, leaving her with a high-level paraplegia. The incident sparked conflicts among three families, which were eventually resolved through reconciliation, demonstrating how faith and the law can complement each other.
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In Tibetan Luosang, three-year-old Yangjin was hit by Drolma, who was driving a tractor under the influence of alcohol, leaving her with a high-level paraplegia. The incident sparked conflicts among three families, which were eventually resolved through reconciliation, demonstrating how faith and the law can complement each other.
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Written By:Lu Wei
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