DIRI hosts academic seminar exploring ancient wisdom through inscriptions and manuscripts

On Saturday 3 May 2025, the Dhamma Institute for Research and Innovation (黑料不打烊) held an academic seminar titled 鈥淭imeless Echoes: Discovering Ancient Wisdom in Inscriptions and Manuscripts鈥� at Multimedia Room, 2nd Floor, The Khun Yai Chand Centennial Building, Wat Phra Dhammakaya.

The event brought together researchers, practitioners, and those with a passion for ancient Buddhist texts to share findings and insights from their studies of traditional meditation scriptures and historic manuscripts.

The seminar aimed to:

• Share research on ancient meditation texts and documents discovered in various locations
• Explore the diverse interpretations and consistent themes found across different scriptures
• Encourage the continuation of knowledge-sharing and deeper study into traditional meditation texts

The atmosphere was one of curiosity, reflection, and scholarly exchange鈥攐ffering a unique glimpse into the spiritual heritage preserved through inscriptions and ancient manuscripts.

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喔о副喔曕笘喔膏笡喔｀赴喔竾喔勦箤

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On Wednesday, April 16, 2025, from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM (NZT), Dr. Elizabeth Guthrie led a group of 17 third-year medical students from the University of Otago to the Dhammachai International Research Institute (黑料不打烊) headquarters at 399 George Street, Dunedin, New Zealand. The students are enrolled in Introduction to Buddhist Thought, an elective course offered through the Humanities Selectives programme.

The visit provided students with a unique opportunity to explore Buddhist principles and experience meditation firsthand. Venerable Akbordin Pa帽帽aratano graciously welcomed the group and answered a variety of thoughtful questions, including why he chose to reside in Dunedin, how the Four Noble Truths can be applied in everyday life, and how the monastic code (Vinaya) is observed while living abroad.

Venerable Ajahn also introduced basic etiquette for visiting Thai Buddhist temples, shared the benefits of meditation, and taught foundational meditation techniques. He then guided the students through a 30-minute session of sitting meditation and loving-kindness (mett膩) practice. Following the session, students shared that they felt relaxed, peaceful, and many expressed a desire to continue meditating longer.

To conclude the visit, Venerable Ajahn, resident monks, a member of the Wat Phra Dhammakaya Dunedin staff, Dr. Guthrie, and the students gathered for a group photo to commemorate the occasion.

The event sparked great interest among the students, who engaged actively and posed insightful questions about both meditation and the monastic way of life. Experiencing meditation for themselves gave them a meaningful sense of inner peace, making it a profound and inspiring visit for all involved.

Dr. Guthrie also expressed her interest in establishing weekly meditation sessions at DIRI, and shared her aspiration to offer P膩li language courses at the institute in the future.

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The Dhammachai International Research Institute (黑料不打烊) will host a special academic seminar on Saturday, 3 May 2025, under the theme:
“Timeless Echoes: Discovering Ancient Wisdom in Inscriptions and Manuscripts.”

This seminar aims to uncover historical evidence of Buddhist wisdom found in ancient inscriptions and manuscripts from around the world, reaffirming key teachings passed down through generations. Scholars and researchers will share their findings and interpretations of these significant discoveries, shedding light on timeless truths within Buddhist traditions.

The event will take place both onsite at Wat Phra Dhammakaya and online, welcoming participants from across the globe.

Event Details:
Date: Saturday, 3 May 2025
Time: 1:30 PM 鈥� 4:00 PM (Thailand time)
Venue: Multimedia Room, 2nd Floor, The Khun Yai Chand Centennial Building, Wat Phra Dhammakaya
Join Online via Zoom:
Meeting ID: 825 3655 7097
Passcode: 072
Facebook Live: DIRI

Speakers Include:

• Dr. Kitchai Urkasame (喔斷福.喔佮复喔堗笂喔编涪 喙�喔阜喙夃腑喙�喔佮俯喔�) 鈥� Director of Academic Affairs
• Dr. Chanida Jantrasrisalai (喔斷福.喔娻笝喔脆笖喔� 喔堗副喔權笚喔｀覆喔ㄠ福喔掂箘喔ㄠ弗 喔�.喔�.9) 鈥� Expert in Ancient Manuscripts
• Dr. Sumitra Vithurchatree (喔斷福.喔父喔∴复喔曕福喔� 喔о复喔戉腹喔｀笂喔侧笗喔｀傅) 鈥� Researcher on Buddhist Iconography
• Mr. Surachet Kaewsakul (喔勦父喔撪釜喔膏福喙�喔娻俯喔愢箤 喙佮竵喙夃抚喔竵喔膏弗) 鈥� Independent Scholar
• Moderator: Mr. Ronakorn Iamkamchai (喔勦父喔撪福喔撪竵喔� 喙�喔傅喙堗涪喔∴竵喔赤笂喔编涪)

Register here for onsite attendance:

This seminar is open to all who are interested in Buddhist studies, ancient texts, and timeless teachings that continue to inspire people around the world.

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The DIRI Viture Exhibition is a unique virtual experience that showcases a collection of international research and spiritual evidence confirming the existence of Dhammakaya across cultures and continents. This exhibition serves as a testament to the deep spiritual insights and teachings of our meditation masters, offering profound affirmation of their wisdom.

Through a carefully curated digital journey, visitors are invited to explore rare historical artifacts, sacred imagery, scholarly interpretations, and first-hand accounts that together reveal the widespread presence and recognition of Dhammakaya throughout time and geography.

This exhibition is not just a display of spiritual heritage鈥攊t is a powerful reminder of our shared pursuit of inner peace, truth, and enlightenment. Whether you’re a spiritual seeker, a researcher, or someone curious about ancient wisdom, this exhibition offers an enlightening perspective on the universality of Dhammakaya and the timeless value of meditation teachings.

Begin your journey here:

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The latest lecture in the OCBS DIRI Lecture Series is now available to stream!

Title: Anuruddha and 惭补丑腻-碍补肠肠腻苍补: Tracing the Contours of Two Early Buddhist Lineages
Speaker: Dr. Alexander Wynne
Date: 12 March 2025

In this insightful talk, Dr. Wynne examines two prominent disciples of the Buddha鈥�Anuruddha, a Sakya from Kapilavatthu and cousin of the Buddha, and 惭补丑腻-碍补肠肠腻苍补, the son of a royal purohita from Ujjeni.

Rather than being isolated mentions, the P膩li canon鈥檚 references to these figures form distinct patterns: Anuruddha is associated with meditative texts mainly located in Kosala/Ceti, while 惭补丑腻-碍补肠肠腻苍补 is linked with doctrinal analysis and a textual tradition rooted in 础惫补苍迟颈/惭补诲丑耻谤腻.

Dr. Wynne argues that these patterns reflect the concerns of early regional Buddhist lineages and offer valuable insights into the formation of the early Buddhist episteme.

Watch the full lecture here:

Don鈥檛 miss this important exploration of early Buddhist textual traditions and historical dynamics.

OCBS #DIRI #BuddhistStudies #EarlyBuddhism #Anuruddha #Mah膩Kacc膩na #PaliCanon #LectureSeries

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The Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies (OCBS), in collaboration with the Dhammachai International Research Institute (黑料不打烊), invites you to an insightful lecture as part of the

Topic: Gender and Buddhist Doctrine

Speaker: Prof. Alice Collett (University of St Andrews)

In this thought-provoking lecture, Prof. Collett critically examines gender representations in Buddhist texts, challenging traditional assertions of female inferiority using fundamental Buddhist doctrines such as prat墨tya-samutp膩da (dependent arising) and an膩tman (non-self). She explores whether Buddhist teachings genuinely distinguish between male and female natures through an analysis of skandhas (P膩li: khandhas, constituent parts of being) and indriyas (faculties).

Watch the recorded lecture here:

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Don鈥檛 miss this engaging discussion on gender and Buddhist doctrine!

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The Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies (OCBS), in collaboration with the Dhammachai International Research Institute (黑料不打烊), invites you to an insightful lecture as part of the

Date: 26 February 2025

Time: 16:00 GMT

Speaker: Dr. Aleix Ruiz Falqu茅s

Topic: “Editing J膩takas in the 15th Century: J膩takavisodhana by Ariyava峁乻a and Premodern Pali Philology”

Abstract: The Pali Canon has been transmitted through manuscripts for more than twenty centuries. The first critical editions of Pali texts were printed in the 19th century, based on palm-leaf manuscripts. This manuscript tradition, which underlies our printed and electronic editions, is not yet well understood. Were texts simply copied? Did the scribes understand the text? Was there any supervision by learned scholars? Was there any method, beyond mere copying, to preserve the correct readings of the text? If so, what criteria were used to choose between variant readings?

This lecture discusses one of the rare examples of textual criticism in the era of Pali manuscripts. Ariyava峁僺a of Sagaing (Burma), known for his major Abhidhamma treatise, the Ma峁噄s膩rama帽j奴s膩, is one of the most renowned Pali scholars of the 15th century. Among Ariyava峁僺a鈥檚 works is the J膩takavisodhana (鈥淧urification of the J膩taka鈥�), a collection of text-critical notes on the ten major J膩takas. Written in both Burmese and Pali, it is one of the most distinctive specimens of premodern Pali philology.

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Don鈥檛 miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding of Buddhist textual traditions!

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Participation in the 2025 Woodenfish-Waksaw Gandhara Buddhism Seminar in Pakistan

Mr. Kittipong Vongagson, a researcher at the Dhammachai International Research Institute (黑料不打烊) and a Ph.D. student at the Faculty of Buddhist Studies, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich(LMU), participated in the 2025 Woodenfish-Waksaw Gandhara Buddhism Seminar in Pakistan (January 9-18, 2025).

The seminar was organized through the collaboration of the Woodenfish Institute and the Waksaw Institute, and it invited 30 scholars and individuals interested in Buddhism in the Gandhara region (present-day Pakistan) to travel for field studies and visits to significant locations in Pakistan.

The activities during the seminar were divided into three phases based on the geographic location:

Phase 1 鈥� Islamabad (January 9-11):

The opening of the seminar featured key representatives from Pakistan. There were lectures from experts in three fields related to Gandhara: language, art, and archaeology. These were followed by visits to key heritage sites, including Jaulian Buddhist Heritage, Mohra Moradu Heritage, Sirkup City (Ancient City of Taxila), Dharmarajika Stupa and Monastery, and the Taxila Museum.

Phase 2 鈥� Peshawar (January 12-14):

The participants travelled from Islamabad to Peshawar, located to the north. During this phase, they visited the Ashokan Rock Edicts in Mardan, Shahbaz Garhi (inscriptions in Kharosthi script and Gandhari language), Takht-i-Bahi Buddhist Heritage Site, and the Peshawar Museum.

Phase 3 鈥� Swat (January 15-18):

In the final phase, the seminar participants travelled to Swat, a key location in Gandhara that was part of the ancient Silk Road. The region is rich in ancient cities and numerous stupas scattered across its valleys. During this phase, they visited excavation sites and stupa monuments, including the Barikot excavation site, Shingardar Stupa, Ghaligai Buddha, Jahanabad Buddha, Butkara excavation site, Saidu Sharif Stupa, and the Swat Museum.

The participation in this program offered several benefits. The first benefit was knowledge development, as participants could engage in fieldwork, collect photographic data, and learn from experts in various fields related to Gandhara. Additionally, the program helped build relationships with scholars interested in Buddhism in the Gandhara region, and these scholars will play a key role in the future of Buddhist studies in Gandhara.

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喔勦笓喔班笢喔灌箟喙�喔傕箟喔侧福喙堗抚喔∴箘喔斷箟喙�喔斷复喔權笚喔侧竾喔堗覆喔佮箑喔∴阜喔竾喔复喔弗喔侧浮喔侧笟喔编笖喔∴覆喔腹喙堗箑喔∴阜喔竾喙�喔涏笂喔о覆 喔嬥付喙堗竾喔涪喔灌箞喔椸覆喔囙笗喔笝喙�喔笝喔粪腑喔傕腑喔囙腑喔脆釜喔ム覆喔∴覆喔氞副喔� 喙勦笖喙夃箑喔傕箟喔侧箑喔⑧傅喙堗涪喔∴笂喔� 喔ㄠ复喔ム覆喔堗覆喔｀付喔佮笧喔｀赴喙�喔堗箟喔侧腑喙傕辅喔佮笚喔掂箞喙�喔涏箛喔權腑喔编竵喔┼福喔傕箓喔｀俯喔愢傅 喔犩覆喔┼覆喔勦覆喔權笜喔侧福喔� (Ashokan Rock Edicts in Mardan, Shahbaz Garhi), Takht-i-Bahi Bddhist Heritage Site, Peshawar Museum

喔娻箞喔о竾喔椸傅喙� 3 喙�喔∴阜喔竾 Swat (15-18 喔∴竵喔｀覆喔勦浮)

喙冟笝喔娻箞喔о竾喔父喔斷笚喙夃覆喔� 喔勦笓喔班笢喔灌箟喔副喔∴浮喔權覆喙勦笖喙夃箑喔斷复喔權笚喔侧竾喙勦笡喙�喔∴阜喔竾喔抚喔编笚 喔嬥付喙堗竾喙�喔涏箛喔權笀喔膏笖喔赋喔勦副喔嵿競喔竾喔斷复喔權箒喔斷笝喔勦副喔權笜喔侧福喔� 喙�喔涏箛喔權釜喙堗抚喔權斧喔權付喙堗竾喔傕腑喔囙箑喔箟喔權笚喔侧竾喔覆喔⑧箘喔浮 喙佮弗喔班浮喔掂箑喔∴阜喔竾喙傕笟喔｀覆喔撪釜喔赤竸喔编笉喙� 喔｀抚喔∴笘喔多竾喔笘喔灌笡喙�喔堗笖喔掂涪喙屶浮喔侧竵喔∴覆喔⑧笗喔侧浮喔父喔氞箑喔傕覆喔曕箞喔侧竾喙� 喙冟笝喔娻箞喔о竾喔權傅喙夃浮喔掂竵喔侧福喙�喔⑧傅喙堗涪喔∴笂喔∴釜喔栢覆喔權笚喔掂箞喔涏福喔班竵喔笟喔佮副喔氞竵喔侧福喔氞福喔｀涪喔侧涪喔堗覆喔佮笢喔灌箟喙�喔娻傅喙堗涪喔о笂喔侧笉 喔笘喔侧笝喔椸傅喙堗笚喔掂箞喙勦笡 喙�喔娻箞喔� Barikot excavation site, Shingardar stupa, Ghaligai Buddha, Jahanabad Buddha, Butkara excavation site, Saidu Sharif stupa, Swat Museum 喙�喔涏箛喔權笗喙夃笝

喔椸副喙夃竾喔權傅喙� 喔佮覆喔｀箑喔傕箟喔侧福喙堗抚喔∴箓喔勦福喔囙竵喔侧福喔權傅喙夃浮喔掂笡喔｀赴喙傕涪喔娻笝喙屶箖喔權斧喔ム覆喔⑧箚喔斷箟喔侧笝 喔复喙堗竾喙佮福喔佮竸喔粪腑喔佮覆喔｀笧喔编笒喔權覆喔竾喔勦箤喔勦抚喔侧浮喔｀腹喙夃箖喔箟喔佮副喔氞笢喔灌箟喙�喔傕箟喔侧福喙堗抚喔∴箘喔斷箟喔ム竾喔炧阜喙夃笝喔椸傅喙堗笀喔｀复喔囙箑喔炧阜喙堗腑喙�喔佮箛喔氞競喙夃腑喔∴腹喔ム笭喔侧笧喔栢箞喔侧涪 喙佮弗喔班箑喔｀傅喔⑧笝喔｀腹喙夃笀喔侧竵喔溹腹喙夃箑喔娻傅喙堗涪喔о笂喔侧笉喙冟笝喔覆喔傕覆喔曕箞喔侧竾喙嗋笚喔掂箞喙�喔佮傅喙堗涪喔о競喙夃腑喔囙竵喔编笟喔勦副喔權笜喔侧福喔� 喔權腑喔佮笀喔侧竵喔權傅喙夃涪喔编竾喙勦笖喙夃釜喔｀箟喔侧竾喔副喔∴笧喔编笝喔樴箤喔佮副喔氞笝喔编竵喔о复喔娻覆喔佮覆喔｀笚喔掂箞喔笝喙冟笀喔炧福喔班笧喔膏笚喔樴辅喔侧釜喔權覆喙冟笝喔斷复喔權箒喔斷笝喔勦副喔權笜喔侧福喔� 喔嬥付喙堗竾喔權副喔佮抚喔脆笂喔侧竵喔侧福喙�喔弗喙堗覆喔權傅喙夃笀喔班箑喔涏箛喔權腑喔權覆喔勦笗喔傕腑喔囙竵喔侧福喔ㄠ付喔佮俯喔侧笧喔｀赴喔炧父喔椸笜喔ㄠ覆喔笝喔侧箖喔權竸喔编笝喔樴覆喔｀赴喔曕箞喔箘喔�

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DIRI Digitization project at Nakornsrithammarat

Digitization of palm-leaf manuscripts is one of DIRI’s projects to help preserve and pass on the original teachings of the Buddha written in various ancient scriptures. This time, the team found many interesting meditation scriptures, some of which were from the Ayutthaya period.

喔佮覆喔｀笘喙堗覆喔⑧笖喔脆笀喔脆笚喔编弗喔勦副喔∴笭喔掂福喙� 喙�喔涏箛喔權斧喔權付喙堗竾喙冟笝喔溹弗喔囙覆喔權竵喔侧福喔о复喔堗副喔⑧競喔竾喔笘喔侧笟喔编笝喔о复喔堗副喔⑧笝喔侧笝喔侧笂喔侧笗喔脆笜喔｀福喔∴笂喔编涪 喙佮斧喙堗竾喔涏福喔班箑喔椸辅喔權复喔о笅喔掂箒喔ム笝喔斷箤 (喔斷傅喔｀傅) 喙�喔炧阜喙堗腑喔阜喔氞竸喙夃笝喔勦赋喔腑喔權笖喔编箟喔囙箑喔斷复喔∴競喔竾喔炧福喔班笧喔膏笚喔樴箑喔堗箟喔� 喙佮弗喔班浮喔掂釜喙堗抚喔權笂喙堗抚喔⑧箖喔權竵喔侧福喔笝喔膏福喔编竵喔┼箤喙佮弗喔班釜喔粪笟喔椸腑喔斷竸喔赤釜喔笝喔傕腑喔囙笧喔｀赴喔炧父喔椸笜喙�喔堗箟喔侧笚喔掂箞喔堗覆喔｀腑喔⑧腹喙堗箖喔權竸喔编浮喔犩傅喔｀箤喙傕笟喔｀覆喔撪笗喙堗覆喔囙箚喔斷箟喔о涪 喔嬥付喙堗竾喙冟笝喔勦福喔编箟喔囙笝喔掂箟喔椸傅喔∴竾喔侧笝喙勦笖喙夃笧喔氞竸喔编浮喔犩傅喔｀箤喙�喔佮傅喙堗涪喔о竵喔编笟喔佮副喔∴浮喔编笌喔愢覆喔� 喙傕笖喔⑧笟喔侧竾喔溹腹喔佮腑喔⑧腹喙堗箖喔權釜喔∴副喔⑧腑喔⑧父喔樴涪喔�

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Integrated Buddhist Studies at the University of Otago, NZ

The course Buddhist Thought has been taught at the University of Otago for over seventeen years as the result of an MoU between the University and the 60th Dhammachai Education Foundation (the 60th DEF) & Dhammachai International Research Institute (黑料不打烊). The chairman of institutes, Phramaha Sudham Suratano (PhD, 9th grade of Pali Studies) will award scholarships to students who obtain the highest mark on the course in every year.

On 26 September 2024, Dr Woramat Malasart, a lecturer in a course on Buddhist philosophy 鈥淏uddhist Thought鈥� (RELS 227/327) at the University of Otago invited Phra Suthep Thippasiriko, an abbot of Wat Phra Dhammakaya Wellington, to share his knowledge on Buddhist mindfulness and meditation both from theoretical and practical perspectives. Around twenty students have enrolled for the course both on campus and by distance. The students really enjoyed learning from an experienced monk, and they learned a great deal, particularly on how they can integrate the practice of mindfulness and meditation into their daily life.

喔佮覆喔｀辅喔多竵喔┼覆喔炧父喔椸笜喔ㄠ覆喔笝喔侧箑喙�喔氞笟喔氞腹喔｀笓喔侧竵喔侧福 喙冟笝喔涏福喔班箑喔椸辅喔權复喔о笅喔掂箑喔ム笝喔斷箤

喔｀覆喔⑧抚喔脆笂喔� 鈥溹笧喔膏笚喔樴笜喔｀福喔♀�� 喙勦笖喙夃笘喔灌竵喔腑喔權笚喔掂箞喔∴斧喔侧抚喔脆笚喔⑧覆喔ム副喔⑧箓喔笚喔侧箓喔佮箟喔∴覆喔⑧覆喔о笝喔侧笝 喙�喔涏箛喔權福喔班涪喔班箑喔о弗喔侧竵喔о箞喔� 17 喔涏傅 喔嬥付喙堗竾喙�喔涏箛喔權笖喔竵喔溹弗喔堗覆喔佮竵喔侧福喔ム竾喔權覆喔∴竸喔о覆喔∴福喙堗抚喔∴浮喔粪腑喔椸覆喔囙抚喔脆笂喔侧竵喔侧福(MoU) 喔｀赴喔抚喙堗覆喔囙浮喔覆喔о复喔椸涪喔侧弗喔编涪喙傕腑喔椸覆喙傕竵喙� 喔佮副喔氞浮喔灌弗喔權复喔樴复 60 喔涏傅喔樴福喔｀浮喔娻副喔⑧箑喔炧阜喙堗腑喔佮覆喔｀辅喔多竵喔┼覆 喙�喙�喔ム赴喔笘喔侧笟喔编笝喔о复喔堗副喔⑧笝喔侧笝喔侧笂喔侧笗喔脆笜喔｀福喔∴笂喔编涪(黑料不打烊) 喔涏福喔班箑喔椸辅喔權复喔о笅喔掂箑喙�喔ム笝喔斷箤 喙傕笖喔� 喔炧福喔班浮喔覆喔父喔樴福喔｀浮 喔父喔｀笗喙傕笝 喔�.喔�.9, 喔斷福. 喔涏福喔班笜喔侧笝喔赋喔權抚喔⑧竵喔侧福喔笘喔侧笟喔编笝 喙勦笖喙夃浮喔掂竵喔侧福喔∴腑喔氞笚喔膏笝喔佮覆喔｀辅喔多竵喔┼覆喙冟斧喙夃竵喔编笟喔權副喔佮辅喔多竵喔┼覆喔椸傅喙堗笚喔赤竸喔班箒喔權笝喙勦笖喙夃釜喔灌竾喔父喔斷箖喔權福喔侧涪喔о复喔娻覆喔椸父喔佮笡喔�

喔о副喔權笧喔む斧喔编釜喔氞笖喔� 喔椸傅喙� 26 喔佮副喔權涪喔侧涪喔� 2567 喔斷福.喔о福喙�喔∴笜 喔∴弗喔侧辅喔侧釜喔曕福喙�, 喔覆喔堗覆喔｀涪喙屶笢喔灌箟喔腑喔權福喔侧涪喔о复喔娻覆喔炧父喔椸笜喔涏福喔编笂喔嵿覆 鈥溹笧喔膏笚喔樴笜喔｀福喔♀�� (RELS 227/327) 喔∴斧喔侧抚喔脆笚喔⑧覆喔ム副喔⑧箓喔笚喔侧箓喔佮箟 喔涏福喔班箑喔椸辅喔權复喔о笅喔掂箑喙�喔ム笝喔斷箤 喙勦笖喙夃笝喔脆浮喔權笗喙屶笧喔｀赴喔覆喔堗覆喔｀涪喙屶釜喔膏箑喔椸笧 喔椸复喔炧负喔炧釜喔脆福喔脆箓喔� 喙�喔堗箟喔侧腑喔侧抚喔侧釜喔о副喔斷笧喔｀赴喔樴福喔｀浮喔佮覆喔⑧箑喔о弗喔ム复喔囙笗喔编笝 喔∴覆喔｀箞喔о浮喙佮笟喙堗竾喔涏副喔權竸喔о覆喔∴福喔灌箟 喙�喔｀阜喙堗腑喔囙竵喔侧福喙�喔堗福喔脆笉喔笗喔脆箒喔ム赴喔佮覆喔｀笚喔赤釜喔∴覆喔樴复喙冟笝喔炧福喔班笧喔膏笚喔樴辅喔侧釜喔權覆 喙冟笝喔∴父喔∴浮喔竾喔椸覆喔囙笚喔む俯喔庎傅喙佮弗喔班竵喔侧福喔涏笍喔脆笟喔编笗喔� 喙冟笝喔｀覆喔⑧抚喔脆笂喔侧笝喔掂箟喔∴傅喔權副喔佮辅喔多竵喔┼覆喔娻覆喔о笗喙堗覆喔囙笂喔侧笗喔脆笡喔｀赴喔∴覆喔� 20 喔勦笝喔椸傅喙堗弗喔囙笚喔班箑喔氞傅喔⑧笝喙�喔｀傅喔⑧笝(喔｀抚喔∴笝喔编竵喔ㄠ付喔佮俯喔侧笚喔掂箞喔ム竾喔椸赴喙�喔氞傅喔⑧笝喙�喔｀傅喔⑧笝喙冟笝喔｀赴喔氞笟喔椸覆喔囙箘喔佮弗喔斷箟喔о涪) 喔氞福喔｀涪喔侧竵喔侧辅喙冟笝喔箟喔竾喙�喔｀傅喔⑧笝喙�喔曕箛喔∴箘喔涏笖喙夃抚喔⑧竸喔о覆喔∴釜喔權父喔佮釜喔權覆喔� 喔椸副喙夃竾喔權傅喙夃笝喔编竵喔ㄠ付喔佮俯喔侧箘喔斷箟喙�喔｀傅喔⑧笝喔｀腹喙夃笀喔侧竵喔炧福喔班腑喔侧笀喔侧福喔⑧箤喔溹腹喙夃浮喔侧竵喔涏福喔班釜喔氞竵喔侧福喔撪箤 喙傕笖喔⑧箑喔夃笧喔侧赴喔涪喙堗覆喔囙涪喔脆箞喔囙竵喔侧福喔溹釜喔∴笢喔覆喔權竵喔侧福喔澿付喔佮釜喔曕复喙佮弗喔班竵喔侧福喔椸赋喔浮喔侧笜喔脆箑喔傕箟喔侧竵喔编笟喔娻傅喔о复喔曕笡喔｀赴喔堗赋喔о副喔�

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