Last week, we took a look on public attitudes regarding mental illness in China; this week we bring viewers an exclusive peek inside one of the few mental institutes in Beijing providing services for mentally ill patients with few other options.

On the outskirts of Beijing lies Chaoyang District Mental Health Service Center; one of only three private institutions in the Chinese capital providing housing and services for the mentally ill.

The head of the institution, Yang Yun, has been with the centre since it first opened in 1999. She has seen the center grow from 60 patients after its first year in operation to 190 today. For many of the patients – and their families – this is the only option they have.

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History of Qianling (burial place of Emperor Taizong and Empress Dowager Wu Zetian), description of sculptures found inside, and specific information regarding admission.

History of the mausoleum and what experts believe is inside, as well as general tips for traveling and buying souvenirs in Xi’an.

A number of China’s local governments are passing a new law that’s being praised by children’s rights societies for protecting their privacy. But some say it goes too far. In this parent-v-child battle, the law is telling parents to back off. BON’S Susan Tart has more on the law that restricts parents from getting the inside scoop on their kid’ lives.

GEELY LEADS THE WAY
MOTORING AHEAD
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TRYING TIMES FOR CHINA'S TIGERS
TOO MUCH TIGER?
TROPICAL FRENZY
INSIDE A PSYCHIATRIC INSTITUTE