Tzu Chi’s progress a joy for founder


One for the album: Cheng Yen (centre) and organiser Lee San (in white behind Cheng Yen) with members of the media after the group interview in Hualien, Taiwan.

HUALIEN (Taiwan): Tzu Chi leader Dharma Master Cheng Yen is satisfied with the achievements by the respected Buddhist charitable organisation she founded 51 years ago.

Tzu Chi, operating along the teachings of Buddha with emphasis on universal love and human kindness, is famous for its efficient international disaster relief work that has covered more than 30 countries, including Malaysia.

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