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Chinese man with Lou Gehrig’s disease climbs 1,600m to summit of his second Great Mou

 
 
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Chinese man with Lou Gehrig’s disease climbs 1,600m to summit of his second Great Mountain

Chinese man with Lou Gehrig’s disease climbs 1,6��m to summit of his second Great Mountain | South China Morning Post

I think this is the first story re: ALS I found involving Chinese.
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