Dialogue in the Dark
2016年11月27日
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We took 15 of our children and teens members to the Dialogue in the Dark exhibition. The visually-impaired guide led the participants to an all-dark environment. In the complete darkness, our members explored the place by their sense of hearing, touch, smell and taste. They experienced the daily-life difficulties of the physically-challenged people, and learnt that the world could still be beautiful in the dark.
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