Fri,Aug 23,2013
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| When she was a senior student, Cai Yun was attracted by the problem of high maternal and infant mortality rates in East Timor. She went to East Timor twice, and interviewed people from all walks of life, from the president to the midwives. Finally, she made a documentary "Moris Mai", and screened in many cinemas in Chinese mainland, Taiwan, and Singapore. Photo shows Cai Yun taking a group photo with local children in East Timor. (Chinanews.com/provided by the interviewee) |
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