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Titlu: Photographers work at the opening meeting of

Descriere: (200522) -- BEIJING, May 22, 2020 (Xinhua) -- Photographers work at the opening meeting of the third session of the 13th National People's Congress in Beijing, capital of China, May 22, 2020. (Xinhua/Liu Jinhai)

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ID fotografie: 13752562

Autor: Liu Jinhai

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Redactor: Xinhua

Locatie: Beijing - CHINA

Dimensiune: 6000 x 4000 px

Realizat: 2020-05-22

Introdus: 2020-05-22 18:28:59

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FOTBAL - CUPA ROMANIEI - FC VOLUNTARI - SEPSI OSK SFANTU GHEORGHE

CRAIOVA - DESCHIDERE - FESTIVALUL INTERNATIONAL SHAKESPEARE

TIMISOARA - DECERNARE DOCTOR HONORIS CAUSA BENEFICIORUM PUBLICORUM - DAVID SARANGA

BUCURESTI - CUPA ROMANIEI UNDER-19 - AFK CSIKSZEREDA MIERCUREA CIUC - ACS SEPSI OSK SFANTU GHEORGHE

ALFRED H. MOSES - 1996

IASI - REUNIUNEA ANUALA A OFTALMOLOGILOR

IASI - CONFERINTA - ROMANIAN CREATIVE WEEK

ROMANIA - VIZITA - ANTONIO COSTA

ORADEA - DOTARE ISU 'CRISANA' - AUTOSPECIALE DE INTERVENTIE SI ECHIPAMENTE

ORADEA - CONFERINTA DE PRESA - PSD

PALATUL VICTORIA - ACORD COOPERARE IN DOMENIUL APARARII - REPUBLICA PORTUGHEZA - ROMANIA

TESATORIA DE RELON PANDURI - FABRICA DE STOFE DE MOBILA - 1967

HANDBAL - SCM CRAIOVA - HC DUNAREA BRAILA

TASKENT - SEDIU INTERPOL

UZBEKISTAN - TASKENT - PALATUL ROMANOV

TASKENT - RESTAURANT

UZBEKISTAN - TASKENT

TASKENT - MONUMENTUL LUI AMIR TEMUR

TASKENT - HOTEL UZBEKISTAN

TASKENT - MONUMENTUL CURAJULUI

UZBEKISTAN - TASKENT - TEATRUL DE OPERA SI BALET NAVOI

TASKENT - METROU

UZBEKISTAN - TASKENT - KHAST-IMAM COMPLEX

TASKENT - MANCARE TRADITIONALA

VOLUNTARI - BASCHET MASCULIN - CSO VOLUNTARI - CSM CSU ORADEA

TASKENT - SPECTACOL - MUZICA - DANSURI TRADITIONALE

BUCURESTI - ROMAERO - BSDA 2022

BUCURESTI - FORUMUL ENERGIEI

CAMERA DEPUTATILOR - SEDINTA IN PLEN

PALATUL PARLAMENTULUI - CONFERINTA DE PRESA - AUR

BUCURESTI - CONFERINTA PRESA - AMBASADA JAPONIEI IN ROMANIA - ASOCIATIA EDITORILOR DIN ROMANIA

BUCURESTI - ROMANIAN BUSINESS LEADERS SUMMIT 2022

BUCURESTI - CONFERINTA DE INFRASTRUCTURA 2022

TULCEA - HUB UMANITAR

INTREPRINDEREA DACIA - 1969

INTREPRINDEREA DACIA - 1977

BUCURESTI - SPORTIVI DIN PROIECTUL TRANSROMANIA - MONUMENTUL OSTASULUI NECUNOSCUT

BUCURESTI - CONFERINTA PRESA - VINCENT MINGUET - LAURENCE AUER

INTREPRINDEREA MARMURA - 1988

BUCURESTI - CONFERINTA - STATUL MAJOR AL APARARII

INTREPRINDEREA MARMURA - 1969

CRAIOVA - EVENIMENT - 'VIN LA DOLJU-N BUCATE'

BUCURESTI - BISERICA COLTEA

BUCURESTI - CONFERINTA - ENERGIE REGENERABILA

BUCURESTI - AMBASADA STATULUI PALESTINA - CARTE DE CONDOLEANTE - SHIREEN ABU AKLEH

BUCURESTI - CONFERINTA INTERNATIONALA - CYBER DIPLOMACY CENTER

BUCURESTI - CONFERINTA 'ZIUA INTERNATIONALA A TELECOMUNICATIILOR SI A SOCIETATII INFORMATIONALE'

PARLAMENT - MASA ROTUNDA 'EGALITATEA DE SANSE PE BUNE'

BUCURESTI - LANSARE CAMPANIE - 'TIMPUL INSEAMNA VIATA'

BUCURESTI - INAUGURARE TIRIAC TOWER

UZBEKISTAN - INTERNATIONAL TOURISM EXHIBITION

BUCURESTI - INSTITUTUL FRANCEZ - CONFERINTA 'LGBTQ+ LA LOCUL DE MUNCA IN ROMANIA'

FOTBAL - FC U CRAIOVA 1948 - ACS SEPSI OSK SFANTU GHEORGHE

FOTBAL - FC ACADEMIA CLINCENI - AFC BOTOSANI

BUCURESTI - MUZEUL NATIONAL AL LITERATURII ROMANE

BUCURESTI - EVENIMENT - MUZEUL NATIONAL AL LITERATURII ROMANE

REGHIN - MUZEUL ETNOGRAFIC 'ANTON BADEA'

BUCURESTI - CONFERINTA DE PRESA - MINISTERUL CULTURII

BUCURESTI - SEDINTA - PARTIDUL FORTA DREPTEI

BUCURESTI - CONFERINTA DE PRESA - TURNEUL INTERNATIONAL DE TENIS DR. OETKER JUNIOR TROPHY

BUCURESTI - EVENIMENT 'DECLARATIA PENTRU REZILIENTA COMUNITATILOR DE ROMI!'

BUCURESTI - PSD - BIROUL PERMANENT NATIONAL

PALATUL PARLAMENTULUI - EXPOZITIE - 'SPATIU SI SECURITATE PENTRU EUROPA DE EST'

UCRAINA - OLHIVKA

PALATUL PARLAMENTULUI - CONFERINTA - AGENTIA SPATIALA ROMANA

TIMISOARA - 30 DE ANI DE ACTIVITATE - INSTITUTIA PREFECTULUI

UCRAINA - HARKOV

TIMISOARA - NOAPTEA MUZEELOR

TIMISOARA - CONFERINTA 'CARICATURA DE PRESA IN BALCANI'

BUCURESTI - 'ZILELE FACULTATII DE MEDICINA VETERINARA'

IASI - NOAPTEA MUZEELOR

BUCURESTI - TARGUL MIEILOR

FRUCTE

BUCURESTI - VIATA COTIDIANA

2020-05-22

2020-05-21

Photo taken on May 21 2020 shows a view of

Yang Zhenbin a member of the 13th National

Yang Changfeng a member of the 13th National

2020-05-03

$(210519) -- BEIJING, May 19, 2021 (Xinhua) -- Li Chunmin (L) climbs to the dining hall roof of Jigdoi Township Primary School's in Jigdoi Township, Riwoqe County of Qamdo, southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region, May 3, 2021. In Xinhua's China Photo Archive, there is a photo of a money order taken by a Xinhua reporter 20 years ago - - the first remittance received by the Qinghai-Tibet Railway Construction Headquarters. The money order was unsigned as the remitter only put 'Cadre sent to support Tibet in 1979' on it. \r\n Twenty years later, Xinhua reporters found Li Chunmin, the owner of the money order. Li, 70, worked at Tianjin Dredging Co. Ltd., a subsidiary of China Communication Construction Co., Ltd. (CCCC), before retiring. He now lives in Tianjin, north China.\r\n In 1979, in response to the national call to support Tibet, he left his four-month-old child and went to work in Riwoqe County of Qamdo, which is nearly 3,000 kilometers away from his hometown Tianjin. \r\n Riwoqe, meaning 'big mountain' in Tibetan, is located in the northeast of Tibet, with an average altitude of about 4,500 meters. \r\n Li worked in Tibet for five years since 1979. There, he saw the once inconvenient transportation and poor educational conditions. \r\n Years after Li had been back to Tianjin, he was still concerned about Tibet. Li wanted to continue to contribute to the development of Tibet. Thus during the construction of the Qinghai-Tibet railway, Li donated money to the Qinghai-Tibet Railway Headquarters every year from 2001 to 2006, when the railway was completed.\r\n The Qinghai-Tibet railway, which began construction in 2001, is the world's longest railway built on a plateau, with its highest point 5,072 meters above sea level.\r\n In 1993, Li Chunmin returned to Riwoqe County to visit the place where he once worked. When passing a local school, he found that the windows of the classroom had no glass, with only plastic sheets pasted up. When the wind whistled in, the children shivered with cold. This scene made Li Chunmin feel so distressed, that he donated his money and told the school to install glass in the classroom.\r\n Since then, Li has dedicated himself to improving the teaching conditions in Riwoqe County. In 2007, Li Chunmin initiated the 'Qixing' Student Aid Award Fund. The fund has been annually rewarded and supported teachers and students from poor families with excellent academic performance in Riwoqe County. It also helps to improve the local teaching facilities. \r\n At present, the fund has raised nearly ten million yuan (1.55 million U.S. dollars), including Li Chunmin's personal donation of more than one million yuan, benefiting more than 5,000 teachers and students, and covering 15 schools.\r\n For more than a decade, Li Chunmin has been visiting Tibet almost every year to carry out student aid activities. He helped install solar water heaters for local villagers, customize special shoes for children with one-legged disabilities, and suggest setting up biogas pilot spot to be used in households. He wrote down screen after screen of his notes on student affairs on his mobile phone. \r\n Li was born in 1951, the year of Tibet's peaceful liberation. It is a coincidence, but also a chance.\r\n 'I am very lucky to have the opportunity to be attached to Tibet,' said Li. 'Thanks to this era, I got the chance to work in Tibet, and to establish such ties and connections with the people.'\r\n This seemingly thin but energetic retired man is now busy working between school buildings in villages and towns. \r\n Just like the unsigned money orders he sent in those days, his devotion to support Tibet has always been full of responsibility and gratitude. (Xinhua/Liu Jinhai)$

$(210519) -- BEIJING, May 19, 2021 (Xinhua) -- Li Chunmin (1st L) checks the foot of a girl with foot disability and tries to contact a surgery for her at Yiri Township Primary School in Yiri Township, Riwoqe County of Qamdo, southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region, May 3, 2021. In Xinhua's China Photo Archive, there is a photo of a money order taken by a Xinhua reporter 20 years ago - - the first remittance received by the Qinghai-Tibet Railway Construction Headquarters. The money order was unsigned as the remitter only put 'Cadre sent to support Tibet in 1979' on it. \r\n Twenty years later, Xinhua reporters found Li Chunmin, the owner of the money order. Li, 70, worked at Tianjin Dredging Co. Ltd., a subsidiary of China Communication Construction Co., Ltd. (CCCC), before retiring. He now lives in Tianjin, north China.\r\n In 1979, in response to the national call to support Tibet, he left his four-month-old child and went to work in Riwoqe County of Qamdo, which is nearly 3,000 kilometers away from his hometown Tianjin. \r\n Riwoqe, meaning 'big mountain' in Tibetan, is located in the northeast of Tibet, with an average altitude of about 4,500 meters. \r\n Li worked in Tibet for five years since 1979. There, he saw the once inconvenient transportation and poor educational conditions. \r\n Years after Li had been back to Tianjin, he was still concerned about Tibet. Li wanted to continue to contribute to the development of Tibet. Thus during the construction of the Qinghai-Tibet railway, Li donated money to the Qinghai-Tibet Railway Headquarters every year from 2001 to 2006, when the railway was completed.\r\n The Qinghai-Tibet railway, which began construction in 2001, is the world's longest railway built on a plateau, with its highest point 5,072 meters above sea level.\r\n In 1993, Li Chunmin returned to Riwoqe County to visit the place where he once worked. When passing a local school, he found that the windows of the classroom had no glass, with only plastic sheets pasted up. When the wind whistled in, the children shivered with cold. This scene made Li Chunmin feel so distressed, that he donated his money and told the school to install glass in the classroom.\r\n Since then, Li has dedicated himself to improving the teaching conditions in Riwoqe County. In 2007, Li Chunmin initiated the 'Qixing' Student Aid Award Fund. The fund has been annually rewarded and supported teachers and students from poor families with excellent academic performance in Riwoqe County. It also helps to improve the local teaching facilities. \r\n At present, the fund has raised nearly ten million yuan (1.55 million U.S. dollars), including Li Chunmin's personal donation of more than one million yuan, benefiting more than 5,000 teachers and students, and covering 15 schools.\r\n For more than a decade, Li Chunmin has been visiting Tibet almost every year to carry out student aid activities. He helped install solar water heaters for local villagers, customize special shoes for children with one-legged disabilities, and suggest setting up biogas pilot spot to be used in households. He wrote down screen after screen of his notes on student affairs on his mobile phone. \r\n Li was born in 1951, the year of Tibet's peaceful liberation. It is a coincidence, but also a chance.\r\n 'I am very lucky to have the opportunity to be attached to Tibet,' said Li. 'Thanks to this era, I got the chance to work in Tibet, and to establish such ties and connections with the people.'\r\n This seemingly thin but energetic retired man is now busy working between school buildings in villages and towns. \r\n Just like the unsigned money orders he sent in those days, his devotion to support Tibet has always been full of responsibility and gratitude. (Xinhua/Liu Jinhai)$

$(210519) -- BEIJING, May 19, 2021 (Xinhua) -- Li Chunmin (L) gives a pair of specially customized shoes to a girl with foot disability at Yiri Township Primary School in Yiri Township, Riwoqe County of Qamdo, southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region, May 3, 2021. In Xinhua's China Photo Archive, there is a photo of a money order taken by a Xinhua reporter 20 years ago - - the first remittance received by the Qinghai-Tibet Railway Construction Headquarters. The money order was unsigned as the remitter only put 'Cadre sent to support Tibet in 1979' on it. \r\n Twenty years later, Xinhua reporters found Li Chunmin, the owner of the money order. Li, 70, worked at Tianjin Dredging Co. Ltd., a subsidiary of China Communication Construction Co., Ltd. (CCCC), before retiring. He now lives in Tianjin, north China.\r\n In 1979, in response to the national call to support Tibet, he left his four-month-old child and went to work in Riwoqe County of Qamdo, which is nearly 3,000 kilometers away from his hometown Tianjin. \r\n Riwoqe, meaning 'big mountain' in Tibetan, is located in the northeast of Tibet, with an average altitude of about 4,500 meters. \r\n Li worked in Tibet for five years since 1979. There, he saw the once inconvenient transportation and poor educational conditions. \r\n Years after Li had been back to Tianjin, he was still concerned about Tibet. Li wanted to continue to contribute to the development of Tibet. Thus during the construction of the Qinghai-Tibet railway, Li donated money to the Qinghai-Tibet Railway Headquarters every year from 2001 to 2006, when the railway was completed.\r\n The Qinghai-Tibet railway, which began construction in 2001, is the world's longest railway built on a plateau, with its highest point 5,072 meters above sea level.\r\n In 1993, Li Chunmin returned to Riwoqe County to visit the place where he once worked. When passing a local school, he found that the windows of the classroom had no glass, with only plastic sheets pasted up. When the wind whistled in, the children shivered with cold. This scene made Li Chunmin feel so distressed, that he donated his money and told the school to install glass in the classroom.\r\n Since then, Li has dedicated himself to improving the teaching conditions in Riwoqe County. In 2007, Li Chunmin initiated the 'Qixing' Student Aid Award Fund. The fund has been annually rewarded and supported teachers and students from poor families with excellent academic performance in Riwoqe County. It also helps to improve the local teaching facilities. \r\n At present, the fund has raised nearly ten million yuan (1.55 million U.S. dollars), including Li Chunmin's personal donation of more than one million yuan, benefiting more than 5,000 teachers and students, and covering 15 schools.\r\n For more than a decade, Li Chunmin has been visiting Tibet almost every year to carry out student aid activities. He helped install solar water heaters for local villagers, customize special shoes for children with one-legged disabilities, and suggest setting up biogas pilot spot to be used in households. He wrote down screen after screen of his notes on student affairs on his mobile phone. \r\n Li was born in 1951, the year of Tibet's peaceful liberation. It is a coincidence, but also a chance.\r\n 'I am very lucky to have the opportunity to be attached to Tibet,' said Li. 'Thanks to this era, I got the chance to work in Tibet, and to establish such ties and connections with the people.'\r\n This seemingly thin but energetic retired man is now busy working between school buildings in villages and towns. \r\n Just like the unsigned money orders he sent in those days, his devotion to support Tibet has always been full of responsibility and gratitude. (Xinhua/Liu Jinhai)$

$(210519) -- BEIJING, May 19, 2021 (Xinhua) -- Li Chunmin (top) descends a ladder after fixing the solar water heater on the dining hall roof of Jigdoi Township Primary School in Jigdoi Township, Riwoqe County of Qamdo, southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region, May 3, 2021. In Xinhua's China Photo Archive, there is a photo of a money order taken by a Xinhua reporter 20 years ago - - the first remittance received by the Qinghai-Tibet Railway Construction Headquarters. The money order was unsigned as the remitter only put 'Cadre sent to support Tibet in 1979' on it. \r\n Twenty years later, Xinhua reporters found Li Chunmin, the owner of the money order. Li, 70, worked at Tianjin Dredging Co. Ltd., a subsidiary of China Communication Construction Co., Ltd. (CCCC), before retiring. He now lives in Tianjin, north China.\r\n In 1979, in response to the national call to support Tibet, he left his four-month-old child and went to work in Riwoqe County of Qamdo, which is nearly 3,000 kilometers away from his hometown Tianjin. \r\n Riwoqe, meaning 'big mountain' in Tibetan, is located in the northeast of Tibet, with an average altitude of about 4,500 meters. \r\n Li worked in Tibet for five years since 1979. There, he saw the once inconvenient transportation and poor educational conditions. \r\n Years after Li had been back to Tianjin, he was still concerned about Tibet. Li wanted to continue to contribute to the development of Tibet. Thus during the construction of the Qinghai-Tibet railway, Li donated money to the Qinghai-Tibet Railway Headquarters every year from 2001 to 2006, when the railway was completed.\r\n The Qinghai-Tibet railway, which began construction in 2001, is the world's longest railway built on a plateau, with its highest point 5,072 meters above sea level.\r\n In 1993, Li Chunmin returned to Riwoqe County to visit the place where he once worked. When passing a local school, he found that the windows of the classroom had no glass, with only plastic sheets pasted up. When the wind whistled in, the children shivered with cold. This scene made Li Chunmin feel so distressed, that he donated his money and told the school to install glass in the classroom.\r\n Since then, Li has dedicated himself to improving the teaching conditions in Riwoqe County. In 2007, Li Chunmin initiated the 'Qixing' Student Aid Award Fund. The fund has been annually rewarded and supported teachers and students from poor families with excellent academic performance in Riwoqe County. It also helps to improve the local teaching facilities. \r\n At present, the fund has raised nearly ten million yuan (1.55 million U.S. dollars), including Li Chunmin's personal donation of more than one million yuan, benefiting more than 5,000 teachers and students, and covering 15 schools.\r\n For more than a decade, Li Chunmin has been visiting Tibet almost every year to carry out student aid activities. He helped install solar water heaters for local villagers, customize special shoes for children with one-legged disabilities, and suggest setting up biogas pilot spot to be used in households. He wrote down screen after screen of his notes on student affairs on his mobile phone. \r\n Li was born in 1951, the year of Tibet's peaceful liberation. It is a coincidence, but also a chance.\r\n 'I am very lucky to have the opportunity to be attached to Tibet,' said Li. 'Thanks to this era, I got the chance to work in Tibet, and to establish such ties and connections with the people.'\r\n This seemingly thin but energetic retired man is now busy working between school buildings in villages and towns. \r\n Just like the unsigned money orders he sent in those days, his devotion to support Tibet has always been full of responsibility and gratitude. (Xinhua/Liu Jinhai)$

$(210519) -- BEIJING, May 19, 2021 (Xinhua) -- Li Chunmin (C) supervises the installation of solar water heaters on the dining hall roof of Jigdoi Township Primary School in Jigdoi Township, Riwoqe County of Qamdo, southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region, May 3, 2021. In Xinhua's China Photo Archive, there is a photo of a money order taken by a Xinhua reporter 20 years ago - - the first remittance received by the Qinghai-Tibet Railway Construction Headquarters. The money order was unsigned as the remitter only put 'Cadre sent to support Tibet in 1979' on it. \r\n Twenty years later, Xinhua reporters found Li Chunmin, the owner of the money order. Li, 70, worked at Tianjin Dredging Co. Ltd., a subsidiary of China Communication Construction Co., Ltd. (CCCC), before retiring. He now lives in Tianjin, north China.\r\n In 1979, in response to the national call to support Tibet, he left his four-month-old child and went to work in Riwoqe County of Qamdo, which is nearly 3,000 kilometers away from his hometown Tianjin. \r\n Riwoqe, meaning 'big mountain' in Tibetan, is located in the northeast of Tibet, with an average altitude of about 4,500 meters. \r\n Li worked in Tibet for five years since 1979. There, he saw the once inconvenient transportation and poor educational conditions. \r\n Years after Li had been back to Tianjin, he was still concerned about Tibet. Li wanted to continue to contribute to the development of Tibet. Thus during the construction of the Qinghai-Tibet railway, Li donated money to the Qinghai-Tibet Railway Headquarters every year from 2001 to 2006, when the railway was completed.\r\n The Qinghai-Tibet railway, which began construction in 2001, is the world's longest railway built on a plateau, with its highest point 5,072 meters above sea level.\r\n In 1993, Li Chunmin returned to Riwoqe County to visit the place where he once worked. When passing a local school, he found that the windows of the classroom had no glass, with only plastic sheets pasted up. When the wind whistled in, the children shivered with cold. This scene made Li Chunmin feel so distressed, that he donated his money and told the school to install glass in the classroom.\r\n Since then, Li has dedicated himself to improving the teaching conditions in Riwoqe County. In 2007, Li Chunmin initiated the 'Qixing' Student Aid Award Fund. The fund has been annually rewarded and supported teachers and students from poor families with excellent academic performance in Riwoqe County. It also helps to improve the local teaching facilities. \r\n At present, the fund has raised nearly ten million yuan (1.55 million U.S. dollars), including Li Chunmin's personal donation of more than one million yuan, benefiting more than 5,000 teachers and students, and covering 15 schools.\r\n For more than a decade, Li Chunmin has been visiting Tibet almost every year to carry out student aid activities. He helped install solar water heaters for local villagers, customize special shoes for children with one-legged disabilities, and suggest setting up biogas pilot spot to be used in households. He wrote down screen after screen of his notes on student affairs on his mobile phone. \r\n Li was born in 1951, the year of Tibet's peaceful liberation. It is a coincidence, but also a chance.\r\n 'I am very lucky to have the opportunity to be attached to Tibet,' said Li. 'Thanks to this era, I got the chance to work in Tibet, and to establish such ties and connections with the people.'\r\n This seemingly thin but energetic retired man is now busy working between school buildings in villages and towns. \r\n Just like the unsigned money orders he sent in those days, his devotion to support Tibet has always been full of responsibility and gratitude. (Xinhua/Liu Jinhai)$

$(210519) -- BEIJING, May 19, 2021 (Xinhua) -- Li Chunmin (5th R) talks with the president of Jigdoi Township Primary School and solar water heater manager about the maintenance of the solar water heaters of Jigdoi Township Primary School in Jigdoi Township, Riwoqe County of Qamdo, southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region, May 3, 2021. In Xinhua's China Photo Archive, there is a photo of a money order taken by a Xinhua reporter 20 years ago - - the first remittance received by the Qinghai-Tibet Railway Construction Headquarters. The money order was unsigned as the remitter only put 'Cadre sent to support Tibet in 1979' on it. \r\n Twenty years later, Xinhua reporters found Li Chunmin, the owner of the money order. Li, 70, worked at Tianjin Dredging Co. Ltd., a subsidiary of China Communication Construction Co., Ltd. (CCCC), before retiring. He now lives in Tianjin, north China.\r\n In 1979, in response to the national call to support Tibet, he left his four-month-old child and went to work in Riwoqe County of Qamdo, which is nearly 3,000 kilometers away from his hometown Tianjin. \r\n Riwoqe, meaning 'big mountain' in Tibetan, is located in the northeast of Tibet, with an average altitude of about 4,500 meters. \r\n Li worked in Tibet for five years since 1979. There, he saw the once inconvenient transportation and poor educational conditions. \r\n Years after Li had been back to Tianjin, he was still concerned about Tibet. Li wanted to continue to contribute to the development of Tibet. Thus during the construction of the Qinghai-Tibet railway, Li donated money to the Qinghai-Tibet Railway Headquarters every year from 2001 to 2006, when the railway was completed.\r\n The Qinghai-Tibet railway, which began construction in 2001, is the world's longest railway built on a plateau, with its highest point 5,072 meters above sea level.\r\n In 1993, Li Chunmin returned to Riwoqe County to visit the place where he once worked. When passing a local school, he found that the windows of the classroom had no glass, with only plastic sheets pasted up. When the wind whistled in, the children shivered with cold. This scene made Li Chunmin feel so distressed, that he donated his money and told the school to install glass in the classroom.\r\n Since then, Li has dedicated himself to improving the teaching conditions in Riwoqe County. In 2007, Li Chunmin initiated the 'Qixing' Student Aid Award Fund. The fund has been annually rewarded and supported teachers and students from poor families with excellent academic performance in Riwoqe County. It also helps to improve the local teaching facilities. \r\n At present, the fund has raised nearly ten million yuan (1.55 million U.S. dollars), including Li Chunmin's personal donation of more than one million yuan, benefiting more than 5,000 teachers and students, and covering 15 schools.\r\n For more than a decade, Li Chunmin has been visiting Tibet almost every year to carry out student aid activities. He helped install solar water heaters for local villagers, customize special shoes for children with one-legged disabilities, and suggest setting up biogas pilot spot to be used in households. He wrote down screen after screen of his notes on student affairs on his mobile phone. \r\n Li was born in 1951, the year of Tibet's peaceful liberation. It is a coincidence, but also a chance.\r\n 'I am very lucky to have the opportunity to be attached to Tibet,' said Li. 'Thanks to this era, I got the chance to work in Tibet, and to establish such ties and connections with the people.'\r\n This seemingly thin but energetic retired man is now busy working between school buildings in villages and towns. \r\n Just like the unsigned money orders he sent in those days, his devotion to support Tibet has always been full of responsibility and gratitude. (Xinhua/Liu Jinhai)$

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