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Dough figurines of the Goddess of Mercy

www.chinanews.cn 2007-07-03 11:07:39

The Goddess of Mercy, a very famous dance presentd by the Chinese
Disabled People's Art Troupe, has become the theme of dough figurines.
These figurines were put on display on July 2, in Beijing, at a speical
exhibition of folk art objects made by the handicapped people in China.

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