Talk:Ma Yueliang
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Questioning unreferenced assertion.
[edit]" taught a large number of students . . . in their travels to New Zealand, "
Could we have a reference to support this assertion ?
Ma Yueliang visited NZ once, primarily for family reasons. He may have meet with some NZers while visiting, but that is very different to "having a large number of students".
I will leave this question open here in the "Talk" section for a while, & then, if no references are available to support this assertion, I will correct the main page.
J.Blakely
(J.Blakely (talk) 09:43, 1 July 2017 (UTC))