The meeting was attended by Prof. Daniel Yeung, Director of the Institute, representatives of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, specialists from Beijing, Hong Kong and Macau. The dictionary's publication is planned for 2014 in Beijing.
Russian-Chinese explanatory dictionary of Orthodox terminology prepared for publication
29 января 2014 г.
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