A teacher helps students go through physical conditioning during a training session at a Peking opera art school in Beijing March 2, 2008. China has made clear that a pilot programme teaching traditional Peking Opera in schools would not be compulsory after it drew criticism from Internet users who said forced instruction would turn students off. Picture taken on March 2, 2008.
A teacher helps a student go through physical conditioning as another one finishes the routine and cries during a training session at a Peking opera art school in Beijing March 2, 2008. China has made clear that a pilot programme teaching traditional Peking Opera in schools would not be compulsory after it drew criticism from Internet users who said forced instruction would turn students off. Picture taken on March 2, 2008.
A teacher helps students go through basic skills during a training session at a Peking opera art school in Beijing March 22, 2008. China has made clear that a pilot programme teaching traditional Peking Opera in schools would not be compulsory after it drew criticism from Internet users who said forced instruction would turn students off. Picture taken on March 22, 2008.
A 5-year-old girl performs some basic skills during a training session at a Peking opera art school in Beijing March 2, 2008. China has made clear that a pilot programme teaching traditional Peking Opera in schools would not be compulsory after it drew criticism from Internet users who said forced instruction would turn students off. Picture taken on March 2, 2008.
A teacher helps a student go through basic skills during a training session at a Peking Opera art school in Beijing March 22, 2008. China has made clear that a pilot programme teaching traditional Peking Opera in schools would not be compulsory after it drew criticism from Internet users who said forced instruction would turn students off. Picture taken on March 22, 2008.
A teacher helps students go through physical conditioning before a training session at a Peking opera art school in Beijing March 22, 2008. China has made clear that a pilot programme teaching traditional Peking Opera in schools would not be compulsory after it drew criticism from Internet users who said forced instruction would turn students off. Picture taken on March 22, 2008.
A music teacher teaches a student to perform during a Peking opera course at a school in Beijing March 7, 2008. China has made clear that a pilot programme teaching traditional Peking Opera in schools would not be compulsory after it drew criticism from Internet users who said forced instruction would turn students off. Picture taken on March 7, 2008.
A 5-year-old girl performs some basic skills during a training session at a Peking opera art school in Beijing March 2, 2008. China has made clear that a pilot programme teaching traditional Peking Opera in schools would not be compulsory after it drew criticism from Internet users who said forced instruction would turn students off. Picture taken on March 2, 2008.
A teacher helps students go through physical conditioning during a training session at a Peking opera art school in Beijing March 2, 2008. China has made clear that a pilot programme teaching traditional Peking Opera in schools would not be compulsory after it drew criticism from Internet users who said forced instruction would turn students off. Picture taken on March 2, 2008.
A teacher teaches students the steps during a Peking opera course at a school in Beijing March 7, 2008. China has made clear that a pilot programme teaching traditional Peking Opera in schools would not be compulsory after it drew criticism from Internet users who said forced instruction would turn students off. Picture taken on March 7, 2008.
A teacher helps a student practise basic skills during opera training at an art school in Beijing March 2, 2008. China has made clear that a pilot programme teaching traditional Peking Opera in schools would not be compulsory after it drew criticism from Internet users who said forced instruction would turn students off. Picture taken on March 2, 2008.
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