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• The
amazing
15-year-old
Yu Ruihua, from rural Cangx-
iafi County, who can beam rays
through
materials
that, even
deadly
radiation
can’t
pene-
trate.
In ooe
startling demonstra-
tion, Ruihua “saw” through a
lead container used to store ra
dioactlve material and read &j
message on a piece of papa* in-
side.
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• Xiong JJe, a 12-year-old girl]
from Wuhan, who copied com-
Chinese
characters
thatj
tad been drawn on a<piece of
bided papa-.
• Nine-year-old
Jiang
Van,
if Peking, who claims to "see”-
trith 10 different parts of her
xxly — Including her pigtail. In
we
tot,
ahe
correctly
de-
icribed a drawing on a piece Of
>aper which had been
folded
utd Inserted into a glove which
was then wrapped around ber
wrist.
Wang Bin, an
li-year-old
g {Peking girl, whose power peoe-
jtrated a plastic container. She
lalso took two folded pieces of
{paper with the English words
“typewriter” and
’ ‘perception"
written on them,
rolled them
into a ball and placed them in
her right armpit.
Bin then wrote out the word
"perception’' and
”tipet”
In-
credibly, she does not read Eng-
lish.
• Zheng Hong, an Ll-year-old
from
Changzhou,
who
could
read words on a paper flipped
under her foot
The
discovery
if
this
i Professor
Depart-
ical Engineering at
a challenge to
one
heads
When the first of the
children — 12-year-old
—
surfaced m
1878,
were convinced they w
ing with a form of
i
vanned
ESP,
the
"sixth sense’’ that a£
possess to a lesser de|
But with further tei
entists realized they «
ing with a greater pc
"seventh sense.”
Yu first became aw
power
while
walldi
from school with his fr
Xioiming. Yu recalls:
"We were
tussling
when my ear brushe
his ooat pocket and in
iy,
two
Chinese
e
sprang into my mind.
”1 told Chen what
ualixed and be took ov
of cigarettes — with
two Chinese characU
told the brand name.*
Yu was afraid to h
ther of his discovery
be
began
playing
games with others in 1
mountain village in D
ty. He had them write
on a piece of paper,
then crumpled and
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ear.
"I guessed right ev«
says Yu.
Air
Force
reaean
learned of Yu and bei
ing with him and late
other children.
"Each time I was
i
vlnced or the existeao
beyond our pre»
of knowledge," said I
The
Chinese
belie
who have the power
iXace.
The
only
adult
to
power, a 2S-ye*r-old
two named Mou Feng
Ucly “read" five me
pieces of paper plac
Jierent parts of her bo
Feogquln says the
i
|ter power at the age
her parents forced b
{fcuiet about tt fearing
some sort of witcbcri
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