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Spurred on by the approaching Olympic Games Beijing is becoming increasingly accessible to disabled people
This Sporting Life
Encouraged by greater recognition, increasing numbers of disabled people are getting involved in Paralympic sports events across China
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After intensive renovations, a large number of Beijing's landmarks, including the Great Wall and the Forbidden City, are now accessible to the disabled
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