State Administration for Religious Affairs

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The State Administration for Religious Affairs (Simplified Chinese: 国家宗教事务局; Traditional Chinese: 國家宗教事務局; Pinyin: Guójiā Zōngjiào Shìwùjú), abbreviated SARA (Chinese: 宗教局; Pinyin: Zōngjiàojú), is a functioning department under the State Council which oversees religious affairs and issues for the People's Republic of China.

[edit] Management

Director:

• Ye Xiaowen (Simplified Chinese: 叶小文; Traditional Chinese: 葉小文; Pinyin: Yè Xiǎowén)

Deputies:

• Wang Zuoan (Chinese: 王作安; Pinyin: Wáng Zuòān)
  
• Qi Xiaofei (Chinese: 齐晓飞; Pinyin: Qí Xiǎofēi)
  
• Jiang Jianyong (Chinese: 蒋坚永; Pinyin: Jiǎng Jiānyǒng)