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find treatment for those in need.AIDS is a very sensitive topic that people are very reluctant topublicly discuss in China, due to the innate conservatism of Chineseculture. Government also avoids talking about it by blaming lack ofinformation. Gradually, the disease has become a forbidden zone full ofcontroversy and misunderstanding in the public eye. People have eithernot heard about it, or just do not know what to do with it. Some are soscared of it that they do not want to have any physical contact withinfected people. Even in the health care industry, many people do nothave sufficient knowledge of it, according to our surveys. However, insharp contrast to the public's ignorance are the brutal facts that we canno longer turn a blind eye. It is estimated that in China, there are740,000 people living with HI VAI DS, and the number is st 川 climbingrapidly year by year. Each yearr nearly half of the new reported cases areunder twenty-five.As a group highlighting this sensitive issue in the face of people'straditional views, we met with much doubts, disbelief and resistance.Many people openly mocked and shunned us. "AIDS is a western disease.How can it appear here?” "I do not want to talk to AIDS patients becauseI do not want to be infected/ zzHow is it possible for AIDS to betransmitted between man and man?" zzAIDS is an immoral disease, andas long as I do not have sex with people who are immoral, I will be safe,Faced with such benightedness, we used real stories, persuasive data,and vivid pictures with scientific relevance to help our "students”understand the disease, and we encouraged those concerned with theissue to join our organization. Gradually, people started paying attentionand we gained some credibility within some special groups. For one ofour events, zzTell the truth, we invited AIDS experts, patients, and healthofficials on the same stage, discussing the issue face to face with thepubic. This event gained so much attention after some high profile mediareported it that inquiries about our project flooded our mail boxes fromall over the country. During this windfall, we received funding supportfrom businesses and government, helping raise our project to a newlevel. Subsequently, we spent our school breaks and vacations in holdingexhibitions, hosting seminars, visiting communities, and conductingsurveys.Undoubtedly, fighting against HIVAIDS is an arduous task and theroad is long due to the traits of the virusits variability and immunesuppression. But then, “even a journey of ten thousand miles is startedwith your first step”, as an old Chinese saying goes, and I volunteer tobecome even an inch of what builds up this first step. In recent years,China has made some progress on HIVAIDS prevention and control, but alack of advanced concepts and expertise poses a bottleneck problem tomajor breakthroughs. This is the reason why I turn to developed5Faced with such benightedness, we used real stories, persuasive data,and vivid pictures with scientific relevance to help our "students”understand the disease, and we encouraged those concerned with theissue to join our organization. Gradually, people started paying attentionand we gained some credibility within some special groups. For one ofour events, zzTell the truth, we invited AIDS experts, patients, and healthofficials on the same stage, discussing the issue face to face with thepubic. This event gained so much attention after some high profile mediareported it that inquiries about our project flooded our mail boxes fromall over the country. During this windfall, we received funding supportfrom businesses and government, helping raise our project to a newlevel. Subsequently, we spent our school breaks and vacations in holdingexhibitions, hosting seminars, visiting communities, and conductingsurveys.Undoubtedly, fighting against HIVAIDS is an arduous task and theroad is long due to the traits of the virusits variability and immunesuppression. But then, “even a journey of ten thousand miles is startedwith your first step”, as an old Chinese saying goes, and I volunteer tobecome even an inch of what builds up this first step. In recent years,China has made some progress on HIVAIDS prevention and control, but alack of advanced concepts and expertise poses a bottleneck problem tomajor breakthroughs. This is the reason why I turn to developedFaced with such benightedness, we used real stories, persuasive data,and vivid pictures with scientific relevance to help our "students”understand the disease, and we encouraged those concerned with theissue to join our organization. Gradually, people started paying attentionand we gained some credibility within some special groups. For one ofour events, zzTell the truth, we invited AIDS experts, patients, and healthofficials on the same stage, discussing the issue