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[edit] Zhaibung
Someone who knows very, very little Chinese might read Zhébàng 哲蚌 as “Zhefeng”. Is this the case here? If yes, the article should be deleted immediately. There is already an article on Zhaibung (“Drepung”). —Babelfisch 05:51, 15 May 2007 (UTC)