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China ushers in new consumption scenarios ahead of Spring Festival-- Beijing Review

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Visually impaired students in Jiangxi gain confidence through rope skipping, hope to participate in Olympics

China Daily/Asia News Network Visually impaired students build confidence through rope jumping On the afternoon of Nov 11, members of the Nanchang School for Blind Children's skipping-rope team in Jiangxi province started their regular training under the guidance of coach Xu Li. She said all her 13 charges have some form of visual impairment and range from primary to high school students. Skipping is a test of aerobic fitness, speed, coordination and skill, which Xu said presents quite a challenge for visually impaired people. They rely on sound and rhythm to decide their exact movements and need to practice more to build muscle memory, she said.

Skipping school to get ahead

Skipping school to get ahead By WEI XIAOHAO and CHEN LIANG | China Daily | Updated: 2020-12-28 09:28 Share Visually impaired students build confidence through rope jumping On the afternoon of Nov 11, members of the Nanchang School for Blind Children's skipping-rope team in Jiangxi province started their regular training under the guidance of coach Xu Li. She said all her 13 charges have some form of visual impairment and range from primary to high school students. Skipping is a test of aerobic fitness, speed, coordination and skill, which Xu said presents quite a challenge for visually impaired people. They rely on sound and rhythm to decide their exact movements and need to practice more to build muscle memory, she said.