One Country, Two Schools
                                                                     An Educational Enrichment Project
                                                                       Guizhou, China
                                                                        2007
                                                                                                       
                                                                                                          

                                                    Friendships

Living and working for 4 days within the village of Ping Xiang allows for all participants to form 
meaningful relationships.  Below are pictures of the student participants and others 
who we had the good fortune to meet and share time with.

All the students together at the bon-fire festivities.

Benny with his Fang Xiang student partner.	Chong with his Fang Xiang student partner..
Aaron with his Fang Xiang student partner.	Clarence with his Fang Xiang student partner.
Adrienne with her Fang Xiang student partner.	Cynthia with her Fang Xiang student partner.
Alex with his Fang Xiang student partner.	Joey with his Fang Xiang student partner.
Charming with her Fang Xiang student partner.	Kathy with her Fang Xiang student partner.
Chester with his Fang Xiang student partner.	Kenneth with his Fang Xiang student partner.
Shutaro with his Fang Xiang student partner.	Renzo with his Fang Xiang student partner.
Kai with his Fang Xiang student partner.	Gina with her Fang Xiang student partner.
Fang Xiang Teachers, Zigen Facilitators and CIS teachers, the gang who made it possible :)	One of our Zigen coordinators chatting with students.
Ms. Lynch with Mr. Wu, Fang Xiang Middle School English teacher.	Fang Xiang Middle School music teacher meeting us.
Mr. Brian with Mr. Wu.	A couple of the Fang Xiang students peaking out the window.
Mr. Etheridge with Mr. Wu.	The whole group getting ready to head out on a 6 hour hike.
Mr. Etheridge having a good laugh with the local students.	Mr. Wu and his Aunt and Uncle with whom we had lunch with in a neighbouring village.