Charity event online rakes in donations
By Luo Wangshu |
China Daily |
Updated: 2017-08-30 08:34
Share
Share - WeChat
 |
| Works painted by autistic people are sold via Tencent's charitable platform, Aug 29, 2017. [Photo/IC] |
"I saw what a friend had shared on WeChat," the 30-year-old said. "The drawing was pretty and I clicked it to see more." She bought the painting for 2 yuan.
"The artist, Xiaolong, is 28-about my age- and has cerebral palsy. When I saw the painting, the orange and blue color pleased me," she said.
Peng said it is convenient to participate in charity giving online. Her last donation went to a project aimed at helping children from rural areas go to school.
- Taiyuan State-owned liquor factory head suspended after assault on former distributor
- Fujian accelerates cross-Strait integration efforts
- China's tech firm deploys AI model in orbit, unveils massive space computing plan
- Historic Wanping town in Beijing shines anew ahead of Spring Festival
- CAAS announces massive overhaul focusing on 'organized scientific research'
- China achieves major breakthrough in all-superconducting magnet
