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Mika's - a 7-year-old Malaysian - picture of "the nice auntie" who saved her from being run over at the Shanghai Expo in China. For the first time in three years, the words that came out of Mika's mouth were: "Take the zebra crossing." The little Malaysian girl was echoing the words spoken to her on Aug 11 by Guangxi Pavilion staff member Lu Shaoqing. To go with story 'Finding her lost voice' by Huang Zhaohua and Wu Tingting.
Post Date:
Dec 6, 2010 8:59 PM
TAG ID:
dpaillustrations002321 (RM)
Credit:
Wu Tingting for China Daily/picture alliance/ANN / China Dai/Newscom
Format:
2848 x 2136 Color JPEG
Photographer:
Wu Tingting for China Daily
Special:
To go with story 'Finding her lost voice' by Huang Zhaohua and Wu Tingting.
Keywords:
Leben, China, Porzellan, Lu Shaoqing, Mika, World Expo, Life
Release Status:
No Model Release, No Property Release
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