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A smaller group but becoming larger, these foreigners are mostly young foreigners/30-somethings who are truly involved in making "One World, One Dream" a reality and the world a better place as a whole.
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Professor Rob Efird and his two children pose with the children of migrant workers in Kunming, for whom Efird designed a series of environmental learning opportunities, during his year as a Fulbright research scholar in 2012. Provided to China Daily |
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