A Teacher Reunion
A Sombre Teacher's Day
A Teacher Gives Back
A Bright New Day
Teachers With Talent
Gift-Giving On Teacher's Day

A Teacher Reunion
A Sombre Teacher's Day
A Teacher Gives Back
A Bright New Day
Teachers With Talent
Gift-Giving On Teacher's Day
World Yao Princess
Miss Seven Fairies
Lights, Camera… Catwalk

It was a hot, stinky mess. Here in Anping County in Hebei Province, locals had no electricity for stretches of up to 22-hours. That means no water, rotting food, classes without overhead projectors, a county hospital shutting down every few days. Forget modern conveniences. This move was for the sake of the environment. Anding Country split the electricity grid into three sections and each power supply was alternately turned off for 22 hours, meaning residents and businesses were left for bouts without electricity.

Morality Report From Family
Freshmen Fly The Nest
Teacher Beats Toddler
Mathematician Chooses Monk's Life
Tough Life For War Vet

Power shortages are becoming a fact of life for many in China, as the country's fast growing economy puts increasing pressure on its electricity supply.

Now after a long cold winter of power rationing, one large province is preparing for summer shortages.