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Wheel-chair band touches the audience

www.chinanews.cn 2007-05-22 11:17:24

China's first wheel-chair band composed of excellent handicapped music
players showed up and gave a marvelous performance at the Forbidden City
Concert Hall in Beijing May 20, 2007, winning much applause among the
audience. China embraced its 17th National Helping-the-disabled Day on
May 20.

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