Page Stories Stories about children and families in China. Available in:中文English article blog video photo Articles Article A Healthy Weight for Every Child in China Addressing the challenge one school at a time Read the story Article Investing in our Children’s Mental Well-being Cynthia McCaffrey, UNICEF Representative to China, contributed an article on children's mental well-being to Xinhua on June 1st, 2021. Read the story Article Breaking out of a Cocoon How Social and Emotional Learning helped a boy who once felt hopeless Read the story Article Five opportunities for children we must seize now An open letter on why I believe we can reimagine a better post-COVID world for every child. Read the story Article South-South Cooperation on Water and Sanitation Partnership is key to address the challenges. Read the story Article Story for International Day of the Girl: Jinqiong Li On International Day of the Girl, we raise up the diverse range of adolescent girls’ voices and actions for an equal future. Read the story Load more items Back to top Blog Blog post For every child, clean air at home UNICEF works with government partners to protect rural children from indoor air pollution Read the story Blog post What’s it like for children going back to school? UNICEF in China helps the world reimagine Read the story Blog post An open letter to the world’s children 8 reasons why I’m worried, and hopeful, about the next generation. Read the story Blog post What I Learned Volunteering at UNICEF China A UNICEF China youth volunteer shares her story Read the story Blog post Innovation can transform the lives of the next generation Emerging approaches and tools that come about as a result of new technology have an enormous potential to positively impact the lives of children and youth. Read the story Blog post Revolutionizing toilets Revolutionizing toilets: China leads the way Read the story Load more items Back to top Video Video ‘It makes me happy being a PE teacher.’ Since 2012, UNICEF and China’s Ministry of Education have been building the capacity of PE teachers and developing resources for rural schools. Watch now Video A Place for Children to Heal and Grow (short version) A girl affected by the 2008 earthquake remembers her happy time at a Child-Friendly Space. Watch now Video A Place for Children to Heal and Grow A girl affected by the 2008 earthquake remembers her happy time at a Child-Friendly Space. Watch now Video A Place for Children to Find Their Path (short version) Supported by Child-Friendly Space staff, rural children get the opportunity to explore the world beyond the mountains. Watch now Video A Place for Children to Find Their Path Supported by Child-Friendly Space staff, rural children get the opportunity to explore the world beyond the mountains. Watch now Video A Place for All Children to Thrive (short version) Children with disabilities experience the same happiness with their peers at Child-Friendly Spaces. Watch now Load more items Back to top Photo Photo Essay A sunflower sprouts from healed wounds A girl affected by the 2008 earthquake remembers her happy time at a child-friendly space See the story Photo Essay China lights up in support of UNICEF and child rights In China, 14 cities celebrate World Children's Day by hosting events and lighting up buildings and iconic monuments in blue. See the story Photo Essay Safe School Return campaign in practice How students, parents and teachers at Yixing school and Zhongzhou kindergarten are ensuring a safe and smooth return to school See the story Photo 5-year-old gets help while family is isolated for treatment A photo essay about a child getting help from medics in Wuhan after parents and grandparents contract COVID-19 virus. See now Photo Student in Beijing resumes study in her living room More than 180 million primary and secondary school students across China went online or switched on TV to attend class. See now Photo Essay Going the extra mile to fight polio Since the first new polio case in China was confirmed in August 26 last year, hundreds and thousands of doctors and medical workers have been mobilized. See the story Load more items Back to top More to explore Page What we do Learn about how UNICEF changes the lives of children in China. Visit the page Page Research and reports Our work is grounded in empirical data, rigorous research and thoughtful analysis. Visit the page Page Press centre Press releases from UNICEF China. Visit the page Page Support us Together we can improve the well-being of every child. Visit the page
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