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'Apple of my Eye' star turns to first love: music

Fans know her as the sweet schoolgirl in the 2011 blockbuster "You Are the Apple of My Eye." Now, they can take a closer look at Michelle Chen through her first love: music.Full story

Chinese dissident urges U.S. to ensure family's fair treatment

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng called on the United States on Friday to ensure his family in China would be treated fairly, saying his imprisoned nephew was not receiving proper medical care from Chinese authorities, whom he accused of "hooligan tactics." Full story

Kerry phones China over dissident's nephew, can't reach minister

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry tried calling Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi to discuss the imprisoned nephew of blind Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng but Wang was not available, the State Department said on Friday. Full story

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Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng speaks to journalists following an appearance in New York May 3, 2013. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid

Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng speaks to his wife following an appearance in New York
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Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng speaks with his wife Yuan Weijing following an appearance in New York May 3, 2013. When the Chinese government allowed Chen Guangcheng to leave in May 2012 for New York to pursue his legal studies, authorities admitted that Chen and his family had been harassed and

File picture showing Chen Guangfu, the eldest brother of blind Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng, showing how he had his hands tied behind a chair as he recounts the details of his torture after Chen Guangcheng's flight to the U.S., in Beijing
File picture showing Chen Guangfu, the eldest brother of blind Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng, showing how he had his hands tied behind a chair as he recounts the details of his torture after Chen Guangcheng's flight to the U.S., in Beijing

Chen Guangfu, the eldest brother of blind Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng, shows how he had his hands tied behind a chair as he recounts the details of his torture and the authorities' reprisals against his family after Chen Guangcheng's flight to the U.S., in Beijing in this May 23, 2012 file pict