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KUNGFU SCANDAL

Shaolin ‘Kung Fu temple’ is rocked by sex scandal as celebrity ‘CEO monk’ is accused of fathering ‘illegitimate child’, ‘improper’ relationships with women and embezzlement

Shi Yongxin, 59, also known as ‘CEO monk’, for commercializing Buddhism and establishing dozens of companies abroad, headed the Chinese temple known as the birthplace of kungfu

Shaolin Temple’s CEO has been defrocked over Corruption and Sex Scandal

Shi Yongxin, the temple’s abbot since 1999, has also had his ordination certificate revoked over allegations that he embezzled funds and had “improper relationships” with women.

Sex scandal, illegitimate children and more: Why head monk of China’s famous Shaolin Temple is under investigation

Shaolin Temple’s abbot, Shi Yongxin, known as the ‘CEO monk’, is under investigation for alleged embezzlement, misuse of temple funds and violating Buddhist vows by having ‘improper relationships’ and ‘fathering illegitimate children’. Authorities have revoked the ordination certificate of the monk who turned the 1,500-year-old temple into a global cultural and commercial brand

Buddhist abbot Shi Yongxin talks to reporters at the Shaolin Temple in Dengfeng City in China’s central eastern province of Henan, May 11, 2006.

The Shaolin Temple is one of the most iconic religious and cultural landmarks in China.

Now, its abbot, Shi Yongxin, has been placed under formal investigation over allegations of embezzlement, financial impropriety and breaches of Buddhist discipline.

The case has put a spotlight on years of controversy surrounding Shi, often referred to as the “CEO monk,” for his role in transforming the 1,500-year-old monastery into a global commercial brand.

What are the allegations against Shi Yongxin?

A statement released on the temple’s official WeChat account confirmed that Shi is suspected of diverting and misusing project funds, as well as temple-owned assets.

Beyond financial wrongdoing, he has been accused of long-term “improper relationships” with multiple women and fathering at least one child — accusations that go against the Buddhist vow of celibacy.