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- Languages:
- Chinese
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| Français: | Chine: Marché ouvert pour des œuvres de bienfaisance... |
| فارسی: | چین: بازار آزاد برای بنیادهای خیریه... |
Guo Yu Kuan from my1510 pointed out that China government should open market to charity work. The writer said the distrust towards China Red Cross in the recent disaster relief is mainly due to the monopoly problem, if there is competition, the charity organizations would be more open and transparent.
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