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Dyslexic children cannot be cured with medicine or surgery. Instead, they can only be helped with special education. [Photos/China Daily]
Call for attention to dyslexic children
People with dyslexia have often been misunderstood. There are now centers in China aimed at creating public awareness and giving training courses to this group of people.
Ban Xiulan, a Beijing folk arts guardian
Ban Xiulan, a Beijing folk arts guardian
Beijing's Xicheng District government plans to spend 15 billion yuan in reviving a former folk arts center.
Some things old, some things new
Some things old, some things new
Although Western lifestyles have been adopted, China's traditional family structure and values still hold a prominent position.
- Call for attention to dyslexic children
- Ban Xiulan, a Beijing folk arts guardian
- Some things old, some things new
- Little ones say 'we do' at group wedding
- Lining up for a lifetime of love
- Whiz kid wants a quiet life
- Sparks of genius
- Designer follows silk route from France to China
- Group keeps melody of ancient flutes alive
- Marrying 'the enemy' across Taiwan Strait
- Persistence paves the path to success
- Obesity is a growing concern in China
- The power of weibo
- Navy uniforms inspire retro fashion
- Graduate degrees no guarantee for jobs
- Today's topic is ... how you can find a rich husband
- Country chic, city savvy
- Young migrant workers prefer Shanghai
- Nursing home scarce for China's elderly
- The preconditions of living 'happily-ever-after'
- Grandparents embrace loosening of one-child policy
- Young girl takes on adult role in spotlight
- 'Family is the source of strength'
- Kids learn to say 'No' in sex-ed
- Love never ends
- Talking about sex with kids
- A girl's dream
- Person-to-Person exchange at Inner Mongolia Agricultural University
- Rich are dying to make it big
- An orphan among orphans
- No wife, no funds
- Drum Set Boy's beat inspires netizens
- Single life becoming more popular for young Chinese
- New breakthrough for grassroots charity groups
- When 'Will you marry me?' isn't enough
- A week of discovery and hope
- The life of a Tibetan knife maker
- Now that's a 'trade' school
- Laboring over art
- Drying tears
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