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组图：Tears into Smiles

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Children stand in a circle during a group game organized in a UNICEF-supported child friendly space in a relocation camp at Yong An Town of Anxian County. UNICEF will set up 30 centers to support long-term psychosocial recovery of children. Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008
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More and more children join the circle; more and more laughter can be heard. Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008
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"Group activities can help them speak out their inner feelings and establish a closer relationship with their peers, hence helping them to get rid of the fear and regain a sense of inner security," said Chen Xuefeng, UNICEF Child Protection Specialist. Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008
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One and half months after the earthquake, children`s singing, laughter and normal happy noises can be heard. Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008
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Some 150 students attend this UNICEF-supported tent center each day. They play games, dance, draw pictures and read books. Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008
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Children played with UNICEF-provided `Rainbow Parachute` at Leiguzhen Town, Anxian County. Each Child Friendly Space will be equipped with UNICEF-provided computers, toys, sanitation facilities, school kits and books. Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008
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Child-parent interaction expert Li Tong organized a mother-and-baby game at a prefabricated camp in Leiguzhen Town. "The mothers have undergone such devastating disaster, the babies can feel their mothers` anxiety and sadness and also become distressed." Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008
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UNICEF experts offer training for community volunteers and local partners to ensure coordinated help to children. UNICEF Child Protection Specialist Chen Xuefeng leads a training session at the All China Women`s Federation office in Anxian County. Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008
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Ms. Chen Xuefeng talks with children near a UNICEF-supported Child Friendly Space. UNICEF experts are continually in the field to assess the needs of children and to hear the children`s voices. Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008
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A display board is posted with relocated children`s paintings, full of their dreams and hopes for a better tomorrow. Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008
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组图：Tears into Smiles

1/10 Children stand in a circle during a group game organized in a UNICEF-supported child friendly space in a relocation camp at Yong An Town of Anxian County. UNICEF will set up 30 centers to support long-term psychosocial recovery of children. Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008

2/10 More and more children join the circle; more and more laughter can be heard. Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008

3/10 "Group activities can help them speak out their inner feelings and establish a closer relationship with their peers, hence helping them to get rid of the fear and regain a sense of inner security," said Chen Xuefeng, UNICEF Child Protection Specialist. Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008

4/10 One and half months after the earthquake, children`s singing, laughter and normal happy noises can be heard. Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008

5/10 Some 150 students attend this UNICEF-supported tent center each day. They play games, dance, draw pictures and read books. Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008

6/10 Children played with UNICEF-provided `Rainbow Parachute` at Leiguzhen Town, Anxian County. Each Child Friendly Space will be equipped with UNICEF-provided computers, toys, sanitation facilities, school kits and books. Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008

7/10 Child-parent interaction expert Li Tong organized a mother-and-baby game at a prefabricated camp in Leiguzhen Town. "The mothers have undergone such devastating disaster, the babies can feel their mothers` anxiety and sadness and also become distressed." Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008

8/10 UNICEF experts offer training for community volunteers and local partners to ensure coordinated help to children. UNICEF Child Protection Specialist Chen Xuefeng leads a training session at the All China Women`s Federation office in Anxian County. Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008

9/10 Ms. Chen Xuefeng talks with children near a UNICEF-supported Child Friendly Space. UNICEF experts are continually in the field to assess the needs of children and to hear the children`s voices. Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008

10/10 A display board is posted with relocated children`s paintings, full of their dreams and hopes for a better tomorrow. Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008

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Children stand in a circle during a group game organized in a UNICEF-supported child friendly space in a relocation camp at Yong An Town of Anxian County. UNICEF will set up 30 centers to support long-term psychosocial recovery of children. Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008

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More and more children join the circle; more and more laughter can be heard. Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008

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"Group activities can help them speak out their inner feelings and establish a closer relationship with their peers, hence helping them to get rid of the fear and regain a sense of inner security," said Chen Xuefeng, UNICEF Child Protection Specialist. Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008

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One and half months after the earthquake, children`s singing, laughter and normal happy noises can be heard. Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008

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Some 150 students attend this UNICEF-supported tent center each day. They play games, dance, draw pictures and read books. Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008

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Children played with UNICEF-provided `Rainbow Parachute` at Leiguzhen Town, Anxian County. Each Child Friendly Space will be equipped with UNICEF-provided computers, toys, sanitation facilities, school kits and books. Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008

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Child-parent interaction expert Li Tong organized a mother-and-baby game at a prefabricated camp in Leiguzhen Town. "The mothers have undergone such devastating disaster, the babies can feel their mothers` anxiety and sadness and also become distressed." Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008

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UNICEF experts offer training for community volunteers and local partners to ensure coordinated help to children. UNICEF Child Protection Specialist Chen Xuefeng leads a training session at the All China Women`s Federation office in Anxian County. Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008

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Ms. Chen Xuefeng talks with children near a UNICEF-supported Child Friendly Space. UNICEF experts are continually in the field to assess the needs of children and to hear the children`s voices. Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008

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A display board is posted with relocated children`s paintings, full of their dreams and hopes for a better tomorrow. Photo Credit: UNICEF/China/2008