Two months ago, a 9-year-old boy named Dajie arrived at the Red Ribbon School, a dusty outpost in China’s northern province of Shanxi. He and six other children, most from the Liangshan region in Sichuan province, traveled hundreds of miles to this unique school. All were born with HIV.
Photo Essay: China’s ‘Ark’ for Children With HIV
2025年12月05日 15:21
At a remote school in Shanxi province, a small group of students finds refuge from a society still fearful of the virus that causes AIDS. Their biggest lesson: how to one day live outside the sanctuary
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- Several students of the Yi minority group listen to songs on Nov. 17 at the Red Ribbon School in North China’s Shanxi province during the ethnic group's New Year. Photo: Zheng Haipeng/Caixin
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