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Caroline Qiqige Wang

Wan Zuocheng and his wife Hong Gengxiang run a back-alley kitchen near a hospital that treats cancer patients in China’s eastern province of Jiangxi. For just 3 yuan (43 US cents), patients and their relatives can use the kitchen facilities to make home-cooked meals instead of eating hospital food. Many people who use the kitchen say it is a godsend that helps their recovery.


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For just 3 yuan, patients and their relatives can use the kitchen facilities


For just 3 yuan, patients and their relatives can use the kitchen facilities.


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For just 3 yuan, patients and their relatives can use the kitchen facilities