Yao Yao, a 16-year-old girl in west China’s Xinjiang region,
pushes his paralyzed father on a wheelchair on August 8. The girl’s
mother left the family five years ago, and her 14-year-old little
brother also left home working outside, and Yao Yao began to take
her father, who was paralyzed due to osteomalacia, to school when
she was still a junior high school student.
Yao Yao, a 16-year-old girl in west China’s Xinjiang region, is
whispering to her father in a wheelchair, who seems to be very
happy. The girl’s mother left the family five years ago, and her
14-year-old little brother also left home working outside, and Yao
Yao began to take her father, who was paralyzed due to
osteomalacia, to school when she was still a junior high school
student.
Yao Yao, a 16-year-old girl in west China’s Xinjiang region, is
reading a book while her father, who was paralyzed when struck by
osteomalacia, is watching TV in a small rental house.
Yao Yao, a 16-year-old girl in west China’s Xinjiang region,
pushes his paralyzed father on a wheelchair .
