Trending: Hangzhou man licks out painting
Updated: 2014-11-24 11:25
(chinadaily.com.cn)
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Watching from afar
Qian Dehui, a military medical worker who was sent in October to Liberia to help deal with the Ebola outbreak, watches his son through a cellphone video camera after his wife gave birth to the boy in Chongqing on Saturday.
"It is a lifetime regret not to be there when the little guy was born, but we soldiers are meant to be stationed on the front line," Qian said.
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