(190301) -- PECHINO, 1 marzo 2019 (Xinhua) -- Cheng Liting, 28, a cui è stato diagnosticato con paralisi infantile, comporta per un ritratto a Pechino Capitale della Cina, Feb 26, 2019. Cheng ha firmato in su per un corso di formazione in design del gioco in 2011, ma avevano problemi a salire le scale per la classe che era al secondo piano. Ogni giorno in quel mese, che aveva di arrivare presto e attendere per le scale per chiedere aiuto ad altri studenti. Nessuno respinta e si diede il coraggio di chiedere aiuto. 'Raro abbraccio," un dramma cinese sulle malattie rare, è stata messa in scena presso il Beijing Tianqiao Performing Arts Center mercoledì sera

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• Data acquisizione: 26 febbraio 2019
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(190301) -- BEIJING, March 1, 2019 (Xinhua) -- Cheng Liting, 28, diagnosed with infantile paralysis, poses for a portrait in Beijing, capital of China, Feb. 26, 2019. Cheng signed up for a training course in game design in 2011, but had trouble going up stairs to the classroom which was on the second floor. Every day in that month, she had to arrive early and wait by the stairs to ask for help from other students. No one rejected and it gave her the courage to ask for help. "Rare Hug, " a Chinese drama on rare diseases, was staged at the Beijing Tianqiao Performing Arts Center Wednesday evening to mark the 12th Rare Disease Day, which falls on Feb. 28, 2019 under the theme "Bridging Health and Social Care." The drama was played by rare disease patients in collaboration with their relatives. Assisted by two volunteer directors, the cast took part in a three-day workshop as well as rehearsals that lasted for two days, before presenting their real-life stories to the audience. Chen Meiping, one of the directors, has devoted herself to the public theatre and related arts since 2005. In late 2018, she worked with Yi'ou Wang, secretary-general of Illness Challenge Foundation, to come up with the idea of telling stories of rare disease patients with a collaborative drama. Before meeting the rare disease patients who volunteered to act in her drama, Chen was not so confident in the final result because they had only limited time for proper training. Chen was later surprised by the collaborating patients' readiness to perform and their desire to share their stories with others. "I am reassured by that desire, " said Chen. "It is as if they can act themselves out immediately after they are up on the stage." The other director, Liang Wanyun, had been worried that the patients were amateurs who had not ever performed in a real drama and not sure whether they could go through the acting training in just three days. Yin Yuanyue, a 29-year-old volunteer actress in th

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