Though the country has long included all disabled and orphaned children in its welfare system, practically only those nursed in charity organizations have been attended to.

The tomb-sweepers' feelings are understandable. But burning these messy things -- not only is it mired in feudal superstition, but it just appears low and vulgar.

The government and society should shoulder responsibilities and give them more care, to help them recover physically and mentally, and thus to change the whole picture of their lives.

These efforts not only bring health to the disabled orphans, but confidence towards life too.

Children and dogs are as necessary to the welfare of the country as Wall Street and the railroads.

The lives of infected children are completely dependent on social welfare and support.