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Building a team through Hubei Physical Education
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A student spans a 2-meter wide broken suspension bridge with a climbing rope on Thursday, January 10, 2008 during physical education. [Photo: cnhubei.com]

A student spans a 2-meter wide broken suspension bridge with a climbing rope on Thursday, January 10, 2008 during physical education. [Photo: cnhubei.com]

Central China's Hubei Province recently introduced team-building games into its college-level physical education programs, the Chutian Metropolis Daily reported.

The programs, which include "broken bridge in the air," "mountaineering," and "an escape from drowning," aim to cultivate bravery, unity and independence in problem-solving among university students. 

Teamwork training games are now prevalent in many Chinese cities.

(CRI January 12, 2008)

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