Liao Binsheng and his family receive a physical condition examination at home in Yushui District of Xinyu City, east China's Jiangxi Province, June 12, 2018. While only 7.7 per cent of China’s hospitals are rated “triple-A”, they handled half of all outpatient visits in 2016. Photo: Xinhua
Liao Binsheng and his family receive a physical condition examination at home in Yushui District of Xinyu City, east China's Jiangxi Province, June 12, 2018. While only 7.7 per cent of China’s hospitals are rated “triple-A”, they handled half of all outpatient visits in 2016. Photo: Xinhua

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Liao Binsheng and his family receive a physical condition examination at home in Yushui District of Xinyu City, east China's Jiangxi Province, June 12, 2018. While only 7.7 per cent of China’s hospitals are rated “triple-A”, they handled half of all outpatient visits in 2016. Photo: Xinhua
Liao Binsheng and his family receive a physical condition examination at home in Yushui District of Xinyu City, east China's Jiangxi Province, June 12, 2018. While only 7.7 per cent of China’s hospitals are rated “triple-A”, they handled half of all outpatient visits in 2016. Photo: Xinhua
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