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The Lama Temple lion  
   

The Lama Temple lion

The lion is a symbol of well-being and an assured future in China. This lion is a female, recognized by lion-cub below her paw. A male is usually symbolized with a ball below the paw.
#93 Teaching at Taizhou Teachers College, China (Beijing Temple #1. The Lama Temple of Beijing)

January 21st 2008
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