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To: RealMuLan who wrote (36669)	7/28/2003 1:42:50 PM
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Amateur sleuths join China's hunt for stolen treasures Associated Press BEIJING — He Shuzhong prowls the countryside searching for tomb robbers. He had to hide from one gang in an icy river, and mortgaged his own apartment to pay for the hunt -- all to help protect the treasures of China's past. He leads a band of amateur sleuths who are part of a growing movement to protect Chinese cultural sites and retrieve treasures that have been taken abroad. ctv.ca