Foundations set to help children

Tao Chao, a 14-year-old girl from northeastern China's Liaoning province is a cleft lip and cleft palate patient. "This disease made her so self-contemptuous, and we are anxious for her," said her mother, Gao Xiu'e.

In a ward of Sunline, an American nurse with blond hair and blue eyes was down on her knees, injecting for a postoperative child slightly so as to not hurt the child.

In the operating room of Sunline, an American doctor was busy performing a surgery on a boy. This was the second time for the 12-year-old boy, named Chen Qiang, to do a palatorrhaphy.

I enjoy helping a lot of children whose parents can’t pay for the surgery fee. There are so many people need help in the world. And my father told me that I should help anyone I can. It’s easy to do for me. So I come and do it.

Our first patient was a child with cleft lip and palate. And then we cured 4 patients from Sichuan. It cost us 150,000 yuan. Some of them were burned in the earthquake, and some of them were deformities.