Ongoing 'Guangming Cinema' tour benefits local residents with visual impairment in East China

Chris McMillan
Sep 11, 2024
1 min read

Global Times

8th July 2024

By GT staff reporters

A "Guangming Cinema" program has embarked on a tour in China with the first screening event in Zhoushan, East China's Zhejiang Province on June 28, to bring entertainment to people with visual impairment.

A barrier-free version of the movie “Island Keeper”, which was released to the general public in 2021, was screened at the event. Program members from Communication University of China (CUC) also gifted barrier-free movies to the visually impaired, the Global Times learned.

https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202407/1315514.shtml

Recent Posts

See All

The light beyond our sight

China Daily 3rd November 2025 The light beyond our sight Visually impaired traveler uses a guide dog and digital tools to navigate cities and break stereotypes, Guo Yanqi reports. By Guo Yanqi After w

China’s institutional innovation, growing public engagement ensure dignity, inclusion for people affected by rare diseases

Global Daily 5th November 2025 China ’ s institutional innovation, growing public engagement ensure dignity, inclusion for people affected by rare diseases From rare to remarkable By Shan Jie In China

High-tech on display at smart healthcare zone

China Daily High-tech on display at smart healthcare zone By QIU QUANLIN At a smart healthcare exhibition booth inside the Canton Fair Complex in Guangzhou, capital of Guangdong province, a wheelchair

Comments