By Tan Chuensheng, WRIC’S a volunteer In the countryside of Tongcheng, Anhui Province, the abandonment of female infants is a widespread problem. The latest incident happened in June of this year. Near where the girl Shi Jieming was abandoned eighteen c. On the afternoon of August 18th, after Jeremy, an American Christian magazine editor interviewed…
DetailsComment 05-05-2013 Source: WRIC volunteer Xinlian reported 12-20-2011 In the early morning of August 28, 2001, When Shi Huiru, the master of nunnery at Bengbu, Anhui Province, opened the gate of nunnery; she found a paper box and something moving in it. She came closer and found that it was a little girl infant in…
DetailsBy WRIC 11-3-2012 October 30, 2012, WRIC volunteers went to Gu Ling Quan Temple in Anhui Province to visit the girls abandoned by their parents in the temple. They…
DetailsTranslator by Sandra Lam On December 2, 2012, volunteers from Women’s Rights in China collected used clothes and then brought the first of twelve bags to a nunnery in Susong county in the city of Anqing. They were preparing to give out these clothes to every girl living in nunneries of the Susong, Taihu,…
DetailsNews release： WRIC Photography： WRIC May 12, 2012 A couple living in Anhui Province (specific location omitted) had given birth to two daughters. The husband’s name is Deng…
DetailsTranslator by WRIC Sandra Lam Even with a cleft lip, this little girl named Pan Hui is still beautiful—she has a round face and soft fair skin. Yet she feels scrutinized and insecure, that her beauty is scarred and besmirched by this cleft lip. When the sun rose on January 5, 2000, a…
DetailsSource: WRIC‘s volunteer 12-20-2011 In the early morning of August 28, 2001, When Shi Huiru, the master of nunnery at Bengbu, Anhui Province, opened the gate of ; she found…
DetailsSource: WRIC Tanslator by Sandra Lam 11-3-2011 On October 30, 2011, a volunteer from Anhui and I brought donations to a nunnery in the province. The money was raised by a few non-governmental organizations from the U.S.in the hopes…
DetailsBy WRIC volunteers June, 2007 “The snow came early that winter when I first saw her. She was wrapped in a bamboo basket and there were ice blocks on top of her blankets.“ There is…
DetailsIn China’s underdeveloped rural villages, for parents who have more than one child, when faced with the overwhelming fine for violating the one-child policy, some accepted the alternative of their baby girls being taken away by the family planning workers in order not to pay the fine. The government’s family planning workers see nothing wrong…
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