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Au Magic Hospital, le rire est le meilleur des remèdes |
Tous les mercredis et vendredis, des clowns font rire des enfants malades dans des hôpitaux chinois. Pionnier en Chine, Magic Hospital a importé le concept du rire médecin. |
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The Magic is in the Smile |
| As goals go, it couldn't be simpler: to bring a smile to the face of a child. And yet, for all the simplicity, it's easy to forget how many underprivileged children in Beijing live without the love and protection that comes from a happy family upbringing. |
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Medicine-Magic Hospital Style |
| When Beijing-based charity Magic Hospital makes a visit, whether to an orphanage or children's hospital, you can usually expect there to be plenty of red plastic noses, balloon animals, professional clowns and magicians and the sounds of kids laughing. |
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I11 kids have something to smile about |
Laughter is good medicine. It has been proven to boost energy and improve the immune system. and it is believed to be integral to the healing process of young patients.
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Clowning around helps sick kids |
Every other Friday afternoon in Beijing,seriously-ill children gather in a room to watch the red-nosed clowns perform magic,such as turn-ing balloons into a sword or a pet.
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China Tries Using Clowns in Hospitals |
BEIJING -- A dozen pint-size patients laugh and shout when the man with a red plastic nose waves a magic wand and turns black-and-white drawings to color.
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China Tries Using Clowns in Hospitals |
BEIJING -- A dozen pint-size patients laugh and shout when the man with a red plastic nose waves a magic wand and turns black-and-white drawings to color.
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Clowns bring laughter to children's wards |
| Beijing: Ke Xinqiao, 8, claps so hard when the man with the red plastic nose twists a balloon into the shape of a dog that the boy's mother worries he will accidentally pull out his intravenous needle. |
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Send in the clowns |
| Entertainers from Beijing-based charity Magic Hospital are pioneering the therapeutic benefits of laughter in China's seriously drab children's wards, writes Cassie Biggs |
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The Best Medicine |
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It's Friday afternoon,and the children in the main pediatric ward at the Peking University Women's and Children's Hospital are milling around. Some are wearing surgical masks and other are in their pajamas. ... |
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Loving Children, Laughter is Best Medicine.
Smiles attract her to Asia and she works to bring more |
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Laughter is the Best Medicine
On this weeks voices from other lands, we'll meet the dedicated team behind 'magic hospital'; a Beijing based charity which aims to bring light into the lives of sick and underprivileged children all over the city.
'Voices' met three of the charity's workers, Jean Moennich, Sharon Leong, and lead co-ordinator, Magda The..... |
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One Life At a Time
Every year, more than 400,000 new leukemia cases are diagnosed in China, making it the country's deadliest childhood disease. However, the case a two-and-a-half year-old girl named JiaJia has sparked an urgent fundraising campaign among the expatriate community. ... |
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A Touch of Magic
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