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                                                                   EXHIBIT 10.28

                             21st Century Kid Castle
                         Culture Media Co., Ltd.
                               Investment Contract

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Chapter One          General Provisions
Chapter Two          Investment parties
Chapter Three        Establishment of the company
Chapter Four         The purpose, scope, and scale of the production and business
Chapter Five         Aggregate investment and registered capital
Chapter Six          Responsibilities of each investor
Chapter Seven        Board of directors
Chapter Eight        Business management organization
Chapter Nine         Equipment purchase
Chapter Ten          Labour management
Chapter Eleven       Taxes, finance and audit
Chapter Twelve       Leasing the office building
Chapter Thirteen     Term of investment
Chapter Fourteen     Termination of the company
Chapter Fifteen      The disposal of assets after the expiration of the contract
Chapter Sixteen      Insurance
Chapter Seventeen    Loyalty Clause
Chapter Eighteen     Amendment, alteration and termination of the contract
Chapter Nineteen     Liability for breach of contract
Chapter Twenty       Force majeure
Chapter Twenty-One   Applicable law and dispute settlement
Chapter Twenty-Two   Effectiveness of the Contract and Miscellaneous
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21st Century Kid Castle Culture Media Co., Ltd

          Investment Contract

Chapter One General Provisions

In accordance with the Law of the People's Republic of China and other related
laws and regulations, and under the principle of equality and mutual benefit and
through friendly negotiation, both party A and party B have agreed in consensus
to establish a limited company in Nanchang city, Jiangxi province through joint
investment, and therefore enter into this contract.

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Chapter Two Investment Parties

ARTICLE 1

      All parties entering into the contract are as following:
      Name of party A: 21st Century Publishing House
      Legal address:
      Legal representative:
      Title:
      Nationality:

      Name of party B: Kid Castle Educational Software Development Co.,
Ltd.
      Legal address:
      Legal representative:
      Title:
      Nationality:

Chapter Three Establishment of the Company

ARTICLE 2

In accordance with the Company Law of the People's Republic of China and other
relevant laws and regulations, both party A and party B have agreed to establish
a limited company (Mentioned as "the company" hereafter) in Nanchang city,
Jiangxi province.

ARTICLE 3

Name of the company:  21st Century Kid Castle Culture Media Co., Ltd
Legal address of the company: Nanchang city, Jiangxi province

ARTICLE 4

All activities of the company shall be governed by the laws, decrees and
pertinent rules and regulations of the People's Republic of China, and the
company shall enjoys interests and protection provided by these laws, decrees
and pertinent rules.

ARTICLE 5

The organizational form of the company is a limited liability company. Each
party's liability is limited to its subscribed capital distribution stipulated
in article 9 of this contract; the company conducts autonomous management, keeps
independent accounts, and assumes sole responsibility for its profits or losses.
The external liabilities of the company shall be settled in accordance with
relevant laws and regulations, but the settlement needs the agreement of both
parties. When the company is liquidated at the time of expiration or termination
of the contract, the profit, if any, shall be shared by party A and party B in
proportion to their contributions of the registered capital; and if there is any
loss, it shall be solely born by party B.

Chapter Four   The purpose, Scope, and Scale of Production and Business

ARTICLE 6

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The goals of the parties to the company are to enhance economic cooperation and
promote technical exchanges, for the purpose of serving China's educational
reform development, establish agency business relationship solely with Shanghai
Kid Castle Educational Software Development Co., Ltd in businesses of Kid Castle
kindergartens, Kid Castle advanced studies and in service training schools, Kid
Castle after school interest classes, Kid Castle commercial agents, Kid Castle
teaching materials, Kid Castle teaching cooperation, Kid Castle business
promotion etc, so as to promote the licensed use of these intellectual
properties. In accelerating the development of foreign language education and
pre-school education in China, by utilizing advanced management methods and
market operation means, strengthen the company's market competitive force in
high service quality, so as to raise economic results and ensure satisfactory
economic benefits for each investor.

ARTICLE 7

The business scope of the company: Publication and distribution of books,
newspapers, and audiovisual products; sale of educational products and office
supplies; advertisement, education management, training, consultation; corporate
image design, and marketing planning. The board of directors of the company has
the right to adjust the company's business scope and development scale according
to the market needs and development trends within the scope allowed by the laws
and regulations. This scope shall be subject to the result of the declaration.

ARTICLE 8

The company shall, when it is necessary, establish enterprises or educational
organizations, with the company as the main investment body, to carry out
identical or similar business as the company's scope of business. The specific
method for establishing these affiliated enterprises and the sharing of profits
shall be decided by the board of directors in accordance the standing orders of
the company's articles of association.

The company's business scope:

1.    Join-in

      Utilize all the authorized Kid Castle teaching, kindergarten and school
      management systems and brand recognition to join in business; the join-in
      products shall be mainly oriented to the medium and small scaled investors
      with certain financial strength, their main markets are communities in
      cities and towns, and in places with dense population. The join-in
      products shall be oriented to the high and medium end markets, emphasize
      the rallying point of the brand and refined children and preschool
      education. The join-in opportunities include: join-in kindergartens,
      join-in advanced studies schools, Kid Castle after school interest
      classes.

2.    Sale of teaching materials

      Under the support of passes of the join-in bodies and the rallying points
      of the brand, through human relations and market promotion, the sale of
      teaching materials can be greatly expanded, and can create a very large
      sales value. Teaching materials sold within the system are different from
      those sold on a larger scale in society. They are used at different times
      by consumers and have different functions, therefore opportunities for
      their repeated consumption by users is increased. The teaching materials
      have relatively low prices, so while they are

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      occupying the medium and high-end markets, they also penetrate into the
      low-end market. Thus the popularity of brand names will be expanded in a
      wider scope. Teaching materials sales include the sale of in-system
      teaching materials and the sale of social-oriented teaching materials.

3.    The promotion of the use of teaching materials and teaching cooperation
      Schools using Kid Castle Teaching materials and cooperating with Kid
      Castle can continually cultivate and train large numbers of qualified
      teachers, who can be dispatched to other schools to teach Kid Castle
      courses. The teacher-providing service provided by these dispatched
      teachers will become another large source of income, and this source of
      income has great development potential. The teacher-providing service can
      also help ensure the Kid Castle teaching quality, protect Kid Castle's
      popularity and good reputation. For those schools and kindergartens, this
      kind of service solves their problem of shortage of professional teachers,
      and this also expands the sale of the teaching materials.

4.    Teaching management system output

      All kinds of Kid Castle's teaching, kindergarten and school management
      systems can be output, the brand will not be output.

5.    Sale of audiovisual products

6.    Directly running schools and kindergartens

      The newly established company can directly run kindergartens and advanced
study schools.

Chapter Five The Aggregate Investment and Registered Capital

ARTICLE 9

The company's aggregate investment shall be RMB 1 million Yuan, and the
registered capital shall be RMB 1 million Yuan. The company's aggregate
investment and/or registered capital can be increased under the decision of the
board of directors according to business needs.

Party A shall pay 1 million Yuan as the registered capital, accounting for 50%
of the total registered capital. Party B shall pay 1 million Yuan as the
registered capital, accounting for 50% of the total registered capital.

The form of party A's capital contributions: monetary fund

The form of party B's capital contributions: monetary fund

ARTICLE 10

In case any shareholder of the company intends to transfer all or part of his
investment rights and benefits to a third party, consent shall be obtained from
the other shareholder, and approval from the examination and approval authority
is required.

1.    When one shareholder of the company intends to transfer all or part of his
      investment rights and benefits, consent shall be obtained from the other
      party at first.

      a.    The shareholder who intends to transfer all or part of his
            investment rights and benefits (referred as "the transferor"
            hereafter), shall notify the other shareholder (referred as "the
            transferee" hereafter) in writing (referred to as

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            "the offer notice" hereafter) to explain its transferring intension,
            and describe the rights and benefits it intends to transfer
            (referred as "the transferred rights" hereafter), the price of the
            transferred right, and its intended transferee (referred as "the
            intended transferee" hereafter). The non-transferring party has
            preemptive right to purchase the transferred right, the transferring
            conditions, offered by the transferor to the non-transferring party,
            described in the offer notice, shall not be higher than that offered
            by the transferor to any intended transferee or that offered by the
            intended transferee to the transferor. The non-transferring party
            shall give a reply to the transferor within 30 days after the offer
            notice is sent out, to explain whether it intends to use its
            preemptive right to purchase the transferor's transferred rights in
            the company. If the non-transferring party fails to reply to the
            offer notice within 30 days, it shall be deemed that the transferor
            has obtained the non-transferring party's written agreement to
            transfer the transferred rights to the intended transferee under the
            conditions described in the offer notice.

            If the non-transferring party purchases all the transferred rights,
            the transferor and the non-transferring party shall complete the
            transferring transaction as following:

            (1)   Within 40 days after the offer notice is sent out, or after
                  receiving written notice for purchase intention from the
                  non-transferring party, dependent on which comes earlier, the
                  transferor shall notify the non-transferring party the
                  scheduled date of transaction for the transferred rights, this
                  scheduled date of transaction shall be arranged between the
                  30th day to the 70th day after the offer notice is sent out.
                  And this transaction shall be completed in the company's main
                  working body or office.

            (2)   In the transaction, the non-transferring party shall pay the
                  price as stipulated in the offer notice to purchase the
                  offered rights. In case the transaction for the offered rights
                  is unable to be completed within the time limit stipulated in
                  this clause, it is deemed that the transferor's transferring
                  right has become ineffective, and stipulations in this clause
                  are applicable. In case the failure of the above transaction
                  is caused by the non-transferring party's act or nonfeasance,
                  and the non-transferring party fails to make correction within
                  10 days after receiving written notice from the transferor,
                  the transferor shall have the right to transfer all of its
                  transferred rights according to this clause.

      b.    In the following circumstances: (a) if the non-transferring party
            does not accept the transferor's offer notice; or the
            non-transferring party selects to purchase only part of the
            transferred rights instead of all of them, or (b) if the transferor
            intends to transfer all of the transferred rights in accordance with
            the clause, a, in this article, then the transferor can transfer all
            of the transferred rights to the intended transferee, but the
            transferring condition shall not be more favorable than that offered
            in the offer notice. Under aforesaid item (a), the transfer of
            rights to the third party shall be completed within 90 days after
            the offer notice is sent out; under aforesaid item (b), the
            transaction shall be completed within 100 days after the
            non-transferring party fails to fulfill its obligations.

2.    Both investment parties agree to assist the transfer of rights described
      in this article by applying to the relevant authorities for the
      transaction.

3.    Any transferee, buyer, or successor of the transferred rights shall
      undertake the obligations and responsibilities of the transferor
      stipulated in this contract, and

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      enjoy the relevant rights and benefits, after acceptance of the
      transferred tights.

4.    After one shareholder transfers all or part of its rights, the transferor
      shall return the capital contribution certificate issued by the company
      for cancellation, and the company shall issue a new capital contribution
      certificate according to the real circumstance at that time.

5.    Any shareholder shall not put all or part of its rights in the company in
      mortgage, impawn or any other form of vouch without consensus agreement
      from all the other parties. (the other party shall not defer or refuse to
      give written agreement without excuse.)

Chapter Six Responsibilities of Each Party in the Company

ARTICLE 11

Before the company obtains the business license, each investment party shall
dispatch representatives to organize a preparatory group, which consists of
members from both parties at the ratio as that of the board of directors
stipulated in the contract. The preparatory group shall have a executive leader
appointed by party A. After the company is established, the executive leader
shall be the vice general manager of the company in the first session.

The preparatory group shall take charge of all the preparatory work for the
establishment of the company. The preparatory group shall accept the proposals
for the company's organizational structure, department responsibilities and
personal responsibilities, sales planning, all kinds of regulations and systems,
and other proposals, all these proposals shall become part of the company's
management methods and system; and accept guidance by Shanghai Kid Castle
Educational software Development Co., Ltd to other work (including but not
limited to, assistance in hiring personnel and personnel training etc.); the
executive leader shall prepare the company's preparatory project and business
operation project according to the preparatory project and business operation
project proposed by Shanghai Kid Castle Educational software Development Co.,
Ltd. All the proposals provided by Shanghai Kid Castle Educational software
Development Co., Ltd shall not be changed except those have to be modified to
suitable to special local situations, these modifications can only be make after
consultation between both parties and under the written agreement from Shanghai
Kid Castle Educational software Development Co., Ltd. After the company is
established, the cost occurred during preparatory period shall be listed in the
company's running cost, incase the company is unable to be established, this
cost shall be born by the party that caused the failure of establishment of the
company and the party that breaches the contract; if no party has responsibility
for the failure of the establishment of the company, this cost shall be born by
all the investment parties according to their respective investment ratio.

ARTICLE 12 RESPONSIBILITIES OF BOTH INVESTMENT PARTIES

Responsibilities of party A:

1.    Shall obtain the written agreement from competent authorities for the
      establishment and running of the company jointly established by both
      parties.

2.    Shall apply all the items included in the business scope as stipulated in
      article 7 of this contract to the relevant authorities for approval, apply
      for an operation license and the related formalities; obtain a business
      license covering all the items included in the business scope stipulated
      in article 7 of this contract; any change to the company's business scope
      needs both parties' agreement.

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3.    In establishing new companies, it shall organize capital assessment,
      handle eleventh registration procedures; Party A shall not sell, rent out
      or hypothecate the leased site, or dispose of it otherwise.

4.    Shall apply to the competent publication administrative authorities for a
      publication business license.

5.    Shall apply to the relevant administrative authorities for all needed
      licenses for education investment and school running and related
      activities, and apply for tax and fee reduction and other preferential
      policies.

6.    Shall coordinate the relations between the company and the local
      educational authorities so as to give full play to the company's
      advantages.

7.    Shall handle the entry formalities for the teaching equipment, teaching
      facilities and teaching materials, and arrange their transport within
      China.

8.    Shall assist the company to create school running conditions or develop
      new cooperative projects; prepare teaching equipment, hire teachers and
      personnel in Jiangxi province.

9.    Shall Assisting foreign workers and staff in applying for entry visas,
      work license, temporary residence permit, and handling their travel
      procedures and other related matters.

10.   Shall assist the company to arrange public utility and office facilities
      including water supply, communication (telecommunication), Wide Band and
      transport etc.

11.   Party A shall undertake the following commitments: keep confidential to
      any of the information and materials (including, but not limited to,
      written materials, oral materials, audiovisual products, software,
      similarly hereinafter) provided by party B, at any time, after receiving
      them; Do not reveal, directly or indirectly, any part of the information
      and materials provided by party B to any third party; Do not allow any
      third party to obtain, use or plan to use any part of the information and
      materials provided by party B; Party A shall not copy, recompose,
      distribute, exhibit, lend out, transfer any of the information and
      materials provided by party B without written consent from party B; Party
      A shall ask its accountable persons, employees, or any third party who
      need to access the aforesaid information and materials for party A's
      reason but permitted by party B, to observe these same commitments, and
      party A shall enter into agreements of confidentiality containing the same
      clauses as described above.

12.   Shall appoint its directors to the board of directors in accordance with
      the company's articles of association.

13.   Shall assist the company to arrange other matters, handle other things
      entrusted by the company's shareholders general meeting and the board of
      directors.

Responsibilities of party B:

1.    Shall establish business relationship with Shanghai Kid Castle Educational
      Software Development Co., Ltd covering businesses such as Kid Castle
      kindergartens, Kid Castle advanced studies schools, Kid Castle after
      school interest classes, Kid Castle commercial agents, Kid Castle teaching
      cooperation, Kid Castle business promotion etc;

2.    Shall sign copyright license contract with Kid Castle Network Science and
      Technology Co., Ltd for the license of copyright and right of use to the
      related books and materials for the company.

3.    Shall provide the company with information on Kid Castle children English
      and kindergarten education, teaching method with Kid Castle teaching
      materials and Kid Castle teaching concept.

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4.    Shall train managerial personnel, technical personnel, and teaching
      personnel for the company.

5.    Shall supervise the company's internal management and promote the
      company's business.

6.    Shall be in charge of select and hire foreign personnel and specialists
      for the company.

7.    Shall recommend managerial personnel, technical personnel, and other
      necessary personnel for the company.

8.    Shall appoint directors and chairman to the board of directors.

9.    Shall pay in advance the fund in accordance with the share of capital
      contribution to pay for the cost in establishment and running of the
      company.

10.   Shall draft out all the necessary legal documents for establishment and
      running of the company.

11.   Shall assist the company to arrange other matters, handle other things
      entrusted by the company's board of directors.

ARTICLE 13 BOTH PARTIES AGREE:

1.    After the company is established, it shall open an office in Shanghai,
      party B shall manage the Shanghai office.

2.    Party B appointed books and materials to which by Kid Castle Network
      Science and Technology Co., Ltd (referred as "party B appointed books")
      shall be published by party A legally; incase party B appointed books
      conflict with the books published by party A in contents, party A can
      refuse to publish them; when B appointed books are published by party A,
      party A shall promise that during the term of validity of this contract,
      party A shall not publish any non-party B appointed books with the same
      content as that of party B appointed books

3.    When party A signs the copyright license contract with Kid Castle Network
      Science and Technology Co., Ltd, both party A and party B agree to sign a
      service contract with Shanghai Kid Castle Educational Software Development
      Co., Ltd for the joint invested company so that Shanghai Kid Castle
      Educational Software Development Co., Ltd shall provide consultation,
      manufacture and other services to the investors.

ARTICLE 14

Party A agrees:

The company is party A's external cooperation division, party A authorizes the
company to issue books operated by the company on behalf of party A, the
department of the company undertaking this work shall be the issue affairs
department. At the date when party A obtains the license for copyright using and
legal publishing rights to the books of Kid Castle Network Science and
Technology Co., Ltd, it shall make a printing trust deed covering all the books
to the printing company appointed by the company's issue affair department, the
printing contract shall be signed by party A, the company and the printing
company. In order for the company's development, party A promise that each year
up to 50 kinds of books appointed by party B can be published (each book number
means one kind).

Party A shall promise: As the general issuer of party B appointed books, that it
shall only sell these books to the company and other qualified issuers appointed
by the company to issue them. Party A agrees that in the first year of
investment, it will only keep 5 % percent of the total list price of above
mentioned books as its profit; from the second year of the investment, it only
keeps 4 % percent of the total list price of

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above mentioned books as its profit; and the company shall not pay nay other
cost to party A (including, but not limit to, management fee, labor cost, tax
etc.). And party A also agree that the company has the right at first to deduct
a proofing fee, editing fee (editing fee shall be 250 Yuan for each printed
sheet, including re-proofing fee, and final proofing fee before paying the
publication profit to party A (proofing fee and editing fee shall be paid by the
company directly to the relevant bodies). If the company's publication business
has a net profit, party A shall share 50 percent of this profit, Any other
profit that party A can enjoy shall be put into party B's control so as to use
it in a reasonable way which is favorable to the company's development. Both
parties agree: The company shall carry out settlement and pay all the
publication profit to party A at the end of each year under aforesaid principles
and shall be calculated under the following conditions: from the date of the
establishment of the company, at the first year, the quotient resulted by
dividing the total list price from the issuance of party B appointed books with
the total number of kinds of books (each book number means one kind) shall not
be lower than 250,000 (if lower than 250,000 it shall be calculated as 250,000);
form the second year, the total list price from the really issued party B
appointed books shall be accounted. The company agrees to bear the printing cost
for aforesaid books and the cost which party A should pay to Kid Castle Network
Science and Technology Co., Ltd as copyright royalty, and pay in advance 10
percent of the copyright royalty to party A before each book's legal printing
(including 10 percent of the copyright royalty that should be paid to Taiwan Kid
Castle Network Science and Technology Co., Ltd). The balance of the printing
cost and party A's publication profit (pre-calculated according to the real
printing quality, paid at the end of each year as calculated under aforesaid
principle and conditions) shall be paid in a lump sum within 3 months from the
day when the printing of each kind of party B's appointed book is completed.

Chapter 7 Shareholders' General Meeting

ARTICLE 15

The shareholders' general meeting consists of shareholder of the company, and
the shareholders' general meeting is the company's authoritative organization.

ARTICLE 16

The shareholders' general meeting exercises the following powers:

(1)   to decide on the company's operational policies and investment plans;

(2)   to elect and replace directors and decide on matters relating to the
      remuneration of directors;

(3)   to elect and replace the supervisors who are representatives of the
      shareholders and decide on matters relating to the remuneration of
      supervisors;

(4)   to examine and approve reports of the directors and the board of
      directors;

(5)   to examine and approve reports of the supervisors and the board of
      supervisors;

(6)   to examine and approve the company's proposed annual financial budget and
      final accounts;

(7)   to examine and approve the company's profit distribution plan and plan for
      the recovery of losses;

(8)   to decide on increases in or reductions of the company's registered
      capital;

(9)   to decide on the issue of bonds by the company;

(10)  to decide on the transfer of registered capital by a shareholder to a
      third party other than a shareholder of the company;

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(11)  to decide on an issue such as merger, division, change the form of the
      company, dissolution and liquidation of the company and other matters; and

(12)  to amend the company's articles of association.

Except those issues under the power of the shareholders' general meeting listed
in this article, all other matters shall be decided by the board of directors.

Chapter 8 The Board of Directors

ARTICLE 17

The date of issuance of the company's business license shall be the date of the
establishment of the company.

ARTICLE 18

The board of directors shall have one chairman, appointed by Shanghai Kid Castle
Educational Software Development Co., Ltd, and one vice-chairman, appointed by
the 21st Century Publication Company. The chairman of the board of directors is
the legal representative of the company. Each session of the board of directors
shall consist of 6 directors, including 2 directors appointed by the 21st
Century Publication Company and 4 directors appointed by Shanghai Kid Castle
Educational Software Development Co., Ltd. The term of office for the directors
is three years (each session of the board of directors shall not excel three
years). The directors' term of office may be renewed if continuously appointed
by the relevant party. During their term of office, the directors shall not be
relieved of their office without reason.

ARTICLE 19

The board of directors exercises the following powers:

(1)   to be responsible for convening a shareholders' meetings and accountable
      to the shareholders' meeting;

(2)   to implement the resolutions of the shareholders' meeting;

(3)   to decide on the operational plans and investment plan of the company;

(4)   to formulate the company's proposed annual financial budget and final
      accounts;

(5)   to formulate plans for profit distribution and recovery of losses;

(6)   to formulate plans for increases in or reductions of the company's
      registered capital;

(7)   to prepare plans for merger, division, change in corporate form and
      dissolution of the company;

(8)   to decide on the set up of the company's internal management structure;

(9)   to appoint or dismiss the company's general manager and pursuant to the
      manager's nominations to appoint or dismiss the deputy manager and the
      financial officers of the company and decide upon their remuneration;

(10)  to formulate the company's basic management system.

(11)  to decide on all other matters, except those issues under the power of the
      shareholders' general meeting.

ARTICLE 20

Following issues need consensus agreement from all directors before reporting to
the shareholders' general meeting for resolution:

1.    Increases or reduces of the company's registered capital;

2.    Any revision of the company's articles of association;

3.    Any merger, division, change in corporate form;

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4.    Termination and dissolution of the company;

5.    Issuance of shares or any kind of securities, including option,
      subscription warrant, bill or bond, dividend distribution to one of the
      cooperative parties in cash or other form, or buy-back of any of the
      shares by the company.

ARTICLE 21

Following issues need the agreement of at least half of the number of directors
who attend the conference so as to adopt resolutions.

1.    Any change to the company's terms of operation;

2.    Any change to the company's business scope and nature, including any
      change of service provided by the company;

3.    Cooperating with any other company to form partnership or corporate into a
      new company, or any investment in the name of the company;

4.    Any authorization to represent the company granted by the company or the
      board of directors, except the needs of the day to day operation of the
      company;

5.    Change in the company's location;

6.    Deciding or handling any guarantee to the company; deciding to provide any
      guarantee to any third party for its obligations;

7.    Any acquisition by the company;

8.    Approving the company's monthly, quarterly, biannual, and annual financial
      and management reports, including annual statement, budget and financial
      forecast, and foreign currency balancing schedule etc;

9.    Appointing or dismissing the company's general manager, vice-general
      manager, financial and pursuant to the manager's nominations to appoint or
      dismiss the deputy manager and manager, accountant in charge, cashier in
      charge;

10.   Proving and revising the company's internal managerial organization
      allocation scheme, and the company's internal and external basic
      management system;

11.   Approving the company's monthly, quarterly, biannual, and annual business
      plan (referred as the business plan hereafter). Each business plan shall
      include, but not be limited to, the following items: personnel plan,
      financial plan, operation plan, administrative management plan, the
      company's predicted expenditure and investment in that period, profit
      distribution, sales promotion plan, price guidance in the national and
      international markets, import and export plan, and a service plan.

12.   Any cooperation, pool, and contract that is made with any third party
      under the name of the company;

13.   Company employees' remuneration, social insurance, benefit, and the
      criterion of travel expenses;

14.   Approving the company's signing and implementation of any kind of informal
      contract made with a cooperating party or any third party.

15.   The company's financial auditing and censoring;

16.   Any other issues that need to be decided by the company.

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ARTICLE 15

The chairman of the board of directors is the legal representative of the joint
venture company. Should the chairman be unable to exercise his responsibilities
for any reason, he shall authorize the vice-chairman or any other directors to
represent the joint venture company temporarily.

ARTICLE 16

The board of directors shall convene at least one meeting every year. The
specific time for holding the meeting will be decided by the board of directors.
The meeting shall be called and presided over by the chairman of the board of
directors. The meeting shall not be held if the director has not been notified
in written form 10 days prior to the date intended for starting the meeting,
unless under consensus of all the directors, but a temporary meeting can be held
without this notice in advance. Minutes of the meetings shall be placed on file.

Principally the meeting shall be held in Shanghai and Nanchang. Under the
chairman's agreement, the meeting can be held in the form of a conference call,
or can be held in other places. If all the directors give written agreement, the
resolution of the board of directors can be made without holding the meeting,
the written agreement of the directors shall be placed on file.

In case a director is unable to attend the meeting, he has the right to entrust,
with a trust deed, someone to attend the meeting and vote in the meeting for and
on behalf of him. In case a director neither attends the meeting himself, nor
trusts anyone in written form to attend the meeting and vote in the meeting for
and on behalf of him, after reviving the notice of the meeting, it shall be
deemed that he agrees to both the process and the decision of the meeting,
without any dissidence.

Chapter 8 Business Management organization

ARTICLE 17

The company shall establish a management organization which shall be responsible
for its daily management. The management office shall have a general manager, a
vice-general manager, a financial vice-general manager, an education tutorship
department supervisor, an education promotion department supervisor, and an
issuance affair department supervisor. The chairman of board of directors shall
act as the general manager concurrently; The vice-general manager shall be
appointed by Party A; the financial vice-general manager shall be appointed by
Party B, and hired by the board of directors; other supervisors shall be decided
by the board of directors. The joint company's management organization includes:
management department, education tutorship department, finance department and
issuance affair department.

ARTICLE 18

The general manager shall report to the board of directors, exerting the
following responsibilities according to this contract:

(1)   Conducting the daily management of the company's production and business
      management, carrying out the decisions of the board of directors;

(2)   Carrying out the company's annual business plan and investment plan;

(1)   Drafting the company's internal managerial organization all-location
      scheme;

(2)   Drafting the company's basic management system;

(3)   Constitute the company's specific rules and regulations;

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(4)   Applying for appointing or dismissing the company's vice-general manager
      and the finance chief;

(5)   Appointing or dismissing other managerial personnel except those appointed
      and dismissed by the board of directors;

(6)   Exerting other powers granted by the company's articles of association and
      the board of directors;

ARTICLE 19

Should the general manager be unable to exercise his responsibilities for any
reason, he shall authorize the vice-general manager by written trust deed to
represent him to exercise his responsibilities, should the vice-general manager
refuse the trust, the general manager has the right to entrust any other person
to represent him to exercise his responsibilities.

ARTICLE 20

The company's managerial organization consists of all kinds of functional
departments, the supervisors of these departments shall be appointed by the
general manager, and each of them shall be responsible for the work of their
respective department, unless specially stipulated otherwise in this contract.

According to the business needs, the company may establish a professional
directing committee, and retain experts to provide consultation to the company.

ARTICLE 21

In case of graft or serious dereliction of duty on the part of the general
manager and vice-general manager, or any other senior managerial offer, the
board of directors shall have the power to dismiss them at any time.

Chapter 9 Purchase of Equipment

ARTICLE 22

In its purchase of required machinery and equipment, materials, means of
transportation and articles for office use, etc., the joint venture company
shall give first priority to purchase in China where conditions are the same.
Nevertheless if it is necessary, the company has the right to import foreign
teaching equipment, materials, etc. after obtaining the import license.

Chapter 10 Labor Management

ARTICLE 23

Labor contract covering the recruitment, employment, dismissal and resignation,
wages, labor insurance, welfare, rewards, penalties and other matters concerning
the staff and workers of the company shall be drawn up between the company and
the labor union of the company as a whole in accordance with the Labor Laws of
the People's Republic of China and other laws and codes.

ARTICLE 24

The general manager, vice-general manager, and the financial manager's salaries,
social insurance, welfare and the standard of traveling expenses etc. shall be
decided by the meeting of the board of directors.

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Chapter 11 Taxes, Finance and Audit

ARTICLE 25

The company shall pay taxes in accordance with the provisions of Chinese laws
and other relative regulations.

ARTICLE 26

The company's employees shall pay their personal income tax in accordance with
"the Law of Individual Income Tax of the Peoples Republic of China".

ARTICLE 27

The fiscal year of the company shall be from January 1st to December 31. The
company's first fiscal year shall be started form the date of the establishment
to the December 31st of the same year; the last fiscal year shall be started
form the January 1st to the date when the contract is terminated or expired. All
vouchers, receipts, statistic statements, reports and financial account books
shall be written in Chinese, when it is necessary, they can be translated into
English, if there is any difference between the Chinese edition and English
edition, the Chinese edition shall be adopted.

ARTICLE 28

Financial checking and examination of the company shall be conducted by an
auditor registered in China and reports shall be submitted to the board of
directors and the general manager. Shareholders have the right to consult the
company's financial reports.

ARTICLE 29

The company shall establish an independent financial institution under the
leadership of the financial manager. The financial manager shall be recommended
by party B; the financial accountant in charge and the cashier in charge shall
be recruited by the financial manager. Party A has the right to audit the
company's finance, and the expenses occurred thereof shall be borne by party A.

In the first three months of each fiscal year, the company's financial manager
shall prepare the previous year's balance sheet, profit and loss statement and
proposal regarding the disposal of profits, and submit them to the board of
directors for examination and approval.

The company shall establish a financial system in accordance with accounting
rules recognized both in China and in the world. The company adopts debit and
credit accounting system, and accounting shall be carried out on an accrual
basis.

Chapter 12 The use of Office building

ARTICLE 30

Party A provides a site (the east part of the first floor of 21st Century
Building with an area of 500 square meters, located at 75 Zi'an Road, Nanchang
City) as the company's business address.

Chapter 13 Duration of the investment

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ARTICLE 31

The duration of the company is 10 years. The establishment date of the company
shall be the date on which the business license of the cooperative venture
company is issued. When either party, within 6 months before the expiration of
the contract, still carries out a business that is related to one of the
businesses in this contract, each party has the right to invest and sign the
agreement (contract) for the cooperation in priority at the same condition as
the other party.

Chapter 14 Termination of the Contract and Dissolution of the Company

ARTICLE 32

Both investment parties agree that the contract shall be terminated and the
company shall be dissolved, in accordance with the contract, or the company's
articles of association, or in accordance with any relevant procedures in the
latest law and statute formally publicized, in any of the following situations.

1.    Within 100 days from the date on which the contract becomes effective, the
      company is unable to obtain the approval from the relevant registration
      authorities for its business scope as stipulated in article 7 of this
      contract, including publication and distribution of books, newspapers,
      magazines, and audiovisual products; sale of educational products and
      office supplies; advertisement, education management, training,
      consultation; corporate image design, and marketing planning.

2.    In case the company is unable to obtain the business license within 100
      days from the date on which the contract becomes effective, this contract
      shall be terminated naturally.

3.    Any party of this company breaches the company's articles of association
      in transferring its shares;

4.    On the expiration of the term of investment or on the expiration of any
      extended term, this contract shall be terminated and the company dissolved
      naturally.

5.    Any change, either in the purpose of production stipulated in article 6 of
      this contract, or in the business scope stipulated in article 8 of this
      contract, made by the company, or any suspension of business that lasts
      for more than 6 months, shall cause the contract to be terminated, and the
      company shall be liquidated in accordance with the relevant procedures.

6.    In case the company suffers heavy losses and is unable to continue
      business;

7.    In case of force majeure, the company is unable to continue business
      (refer to chapter 21 for the definition of force majeure);

8.    In case any party fails to fulfill its responsibilities as stipulated in
      the contract, and the observant party reasonably deems that it is the
      delinquent party's breach of contract that has caused the economic
      objective of the contract to fail, brings actual risk of loss to the
      observant party, or brings actual adverse effect to the observant party's
      rights and benefits in the company.

9.    Should any party of this contract fail to provide on schedule the
      contributions in accordance with the provisions defined in Chapter 5 of
      this contract, constituting a breach of contract, unless otherwise allowed
      by the other party;

10.   The company's properties are confiscated or expropriated, and so the
      company is unable to operate;

11.   In case the company violates the laws of China, and the Chinese government
      orders the company to close down;

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12.   Any investment party of the company is dissolved and liquidated, or has
      lost repayment ability and is unable to pay it's debt on time.

13.  Both parties agree to dissolve the company.

      In case the board of directors decides to dissolve the company, or any
      investment party exercises its right to unilaterally terminate the company
      ahead of expiration according to the comport and the company's articles of
      association, both parties of the company shall take reasonable steps to
      dissolve the company in accordance with the applicable laws and statute
      formally publicized, and apply to the approving authorities for approval
      of the dissolution.

14.   When court or e arbitration body verdict orders to terminate the contract.

If the contract is terminated by shareholders in accordance with the
abovementioned stipulations and/or rules before establishment of the company,
i.e. before the business license of the company is obtained, all the returnable
properties that invested in the company by the shareholder shall be retuned to
the shareholders.

If the contract is terminated by the shareholders in accordance with the
abovementioned stipulations and/or rules after establishment of the company,
i.e. after the business license of the company is obtained, liquidation shall be
carried out according to agreement between both parties or in accordance with
relevant regulations.

Chapter 15 The Disposal of Assets after the Expiration of the Duration

ARTICLE 33

When the company is terminated before expiration or normally expired,
liquidation shall be carried out according to the stipulations of the company's
article of association or in accordance with relevant legal procedures.

At the time when the company is terminated before expiration or normally
expired, under the principle of observing social responsibility, protecting the
interest of children and infants, party B shall take over all the customer
resources, and party A shall assist party B in doing this work.

Chapter 16 Insurance

ARTICLE 34

Insurance policies of the company on various kinds of risks shall be
underwritten by the People's Republic of China. In case these insurance policies
cannot be obtained within China, the company shall obtain them from foreign
insurance companies. Types, value and duration of insurance shall be decided by
the board of directors according to the related regulations of insurance
companies within China.

Chapter 17 Loyalty Clause

ARTICLE 35

The chairman of the board of directors, directors, the general manager and other
top ranking officers shall observe these articles of association, loyally
fulfill their responsibilities, and protect the interests of the company. Do not
make use of their positions and powers to figure out expediencies for themselves
or for the unit that recommended them. The chairman of the board of directors,
directors, the general

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manager and other top ranking officers shall not abuse their powers to commit
bribery or accept bribes, or make other illegal income, and shall not usurp on
the company's property.

ARTICLE 36

The chairman of the board of directors, directors, the general manager and other
top ranking officers shall not misappropriate the company's funds, or loan out
the company's funds to other persons. The chairman of the board of directors,
directors, the general manager and other top ranking officers shall not deposit
the company's property in accounts under their own names or under the names of
other persons. The chairman of the board of directors, directors, the general
manager and other top ranking officers shall not provide any guaranty to
shareholders of the company or any other individual by hypothecating the
company's property.

ARTICLE 37

The chairman of the board of directors, directors, the general manager and other
top ranking officers shall not enter into contracts or carry out transactions
with other companies unless otherwise stipulated in this articles of association
or under the decision of the meeting of the board of directors.

ARTICLE 38

The chairman of the board of directors, directors, the general manager and other
top ranking officers shall not reveal the company's secret, unless otherwise
stipulated by the relevant laws or under agreement by the board of directors.

ARTICLE 39

Should the chairman of the board of directors, directors, the general manager
and other top ranking officers intend to resign, a written report of resignation
shall be submitted to the board of directors 3 months prior to the date of
intended resignation.

ARTICLE 40

Should the chairman of the board of directors, a director, the general manager
or any other top ranking officer violate the resolutions of the board of
directors, or commit malpractice, violate the law, administrative rules or
regulations of the company's article of association, when fulfilling their
duties, he shall compensate any loss or damage resulting from any of
abovementioned activities.

Should the chairman of the board of directors, any of the directors, the general
manager or any other top ranking officer commit any one of abovementioned
activities, they shall be dismissed at any time through the meeting of the board
of directors, as well as prompted to compensate any loss or damage resulting
from the activity.

Chapter 18 The Amendment, Alteration and implementation of the Contract

ARTICLE 41

After the contract is signed, if any amendment of current state or local laws,
statutes, decrees or rules is made by the national or local government,
including any amendment, supplement, or cancellation to the current laws,
statutes, decrees or regulations, or any different interpretation or different
enforcement measure is made

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to the current laws, statutes, decrees or regulations, or any new law, statutes
decree or rules is made (all referred as "new rules") is made, and any of these
new rules and/or amendments will adversely and materially affect the economic
interests of the company, either directly or indirectly, after the approval of
the contract, under this circumstances, the contract shall be executed with the
original clauses.

In case above measures cannot eliminate the adversely affect to economic
interest of the company of any party of the company, the affected party shall
ask the other party to discuss the problem, and both parties shall consult
together in time to solve the problem, make necessary amendment to the contract,
so as to protect the party's economic interest based on this contract.

ARTICLE 42

This contract and its attachments constitute a complete set of agreements
between both parties. This contract and the company articles of association
shall replace and supersede all of the earlier oral or written agreements,
contract, understandings and communications in relation to the contract and the
company articles of association. In case this contract and the company's
articles of association conflict with the feasibility study report, the clauses
and regulation in the contract and the company's articles of association shall
be adopted. Where the contract and the company's articles of association
conflict with each other, the contract shall be adopted.

Chapter 19 Liability for Breach of Contract

ARTICLE 43

Should either party A or party B fail to provide on schedule the contributions
in accordance with the term stipulated in this contract, and three months after
the term aforesaid, the party in breach still unable to pay the aforementioned
contributions, the observant party has the right to terminate the contract and
claim for compensation from the party in breach according to the stipulations of
the contract. Incase the economic loss suffered by the observant party is more
than the sum of the penalty, the observant party has the right to ask the
delinquent party to give further compensation for the loss.

ARTICLE 44

Should all or part of the contract and its appendices be unable to be fulfilled
owing to the breach of contract by any party, or by the fault of any one party,
the party in breach shall pay the observant party a penalty which shall account
for 20 percent of the real sum of contribution, and at the same time bear all
the liabilities thereof. Should it be the fault of both parties, each party
shall bear their respective liabilities according to the actual situation.
Incase the economic loss suffered by the observant party is more than the sum of
the penalty, the observant party has the right to claim for full compensation
for its real loss from the delinquent party.

ARTICLE 45

In case the observant party waives his right of claim to the delinquent in
certain circumstance, it shall no deemed that the observant party will also
waives his right of claim to the delinquent in other certain circumstances.

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ARTICLE 46

Should the company be unable to continue its operation or achieve its business
purpose due to the fact that one of the contracting parties fails to fulfill the
obligations prescribed by the contract, that party shall be deemed to have
unilaterally terminated the contract. Under this circumstance, the other party
shall have the right to terminate the contract in accordance with the provisions
of the contract, and claim for compensation to its damages. In case Party A and
Party B of the company agree to continue the operation under this circumstance,
the party who fails to fulfill its obligations shall be liable for the economic
losses caused thereby to the company.

Chapter 20 Force Majeaure

ARTICLE 47

Should either or both of the parties to the contract be prevented from executing
the contract by force majeure, such as an earthquake, typhoon, flood, fire, war,
state policy changes or other unforeseen events, and their occurrence and
consequences are unpreventable and unavoidable, the prevented party shall notify
the other party by telegram without any delay, and within 15 days thereafter
provide detailed information of the events and a valid document for evidence
issued by the relevant public notary organization explaining the reason of its
inability to execute or delay the execution of all or part of the contract. Both
parties shall, through consultations, decide whether to terminate the contract
or to exempt part of the obligations for implementation of the contract or
whether to delay the execution of the contract according to the effects of the
events on the performance of the contract.

Chapter 21 Applicable Laws and Settlement of Disputes

ARTICLE 48

The formation, validity, interpretation, execution and settlement of disputes,
in respect of this contract shall be governed by the relevant laws, decrees,
statutes and rules of the People's Republic of China. Any disputes arising from
the execution of, or in connection with, the contract shall be settled through
friendly consultations between various parties. The consultations shall be
immediately started after either party receives the written requirement for
consultations from the other party. In case no settlement can be reached through
consultations, after both parties reach a consensus agreement, the disputes
shall be submitted to Jiangxi Arbitration Commission or arbitration. Both
parties agree that Arbitration shall be made within 30 days after the submission
of the dispute, or as early as possible.

The arbitration verdict is final and binding on both parties, any party has the
right to apply for compulsory execution to the court of jurisdiction. The lost
party in the arbitration shall bear the arbitration fee and the other party's
attorney fee, as well as execute the verdict of the arbitration.

ARTICLE 49

During arbitration, this contract, except the part that contains the issues
under dispute, shall continue to be executed by both parties, provided it is can
be implemented.

Chapter 22 Effectiveness of the Contract and Miscellaneous

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ARTICLE 50

Should notices in connection with any party's rights and obligations be sent by
either Party A or Party B by telegram or telex, etc., the written letter notices
shall be also required afterwards. The legal addresses of various parties listed
in this contract shall be the posting addresses. Whether this contract is
terminated or not, party A and its shareholders shall not use the characters
"Kid Castle" without the written consent from party B.

ARTICLE 51

Where there is any difference between the contract and company's articles of
association, the articles of association shall prevail.

ARTICLE 52

The contract shall come into force commencing on the date at which it is signed
or stamped by both parties. This contract is in quadruplicate, and each party
holds two copies. The appendices drawn up in accordance with the principles of
this contract are integral parts of this contract.

Party A:      (stamp)
Representative of party A: (signature)
Date: July 8th, 2003

Party B:      (stamp)
Representative of party B: (signature)
Date: July 8th, 2003<PAGE>

                                                                   EXHIBIT 10.29

                   Contract for Cooperation in Running School

Party A: 21st Century Publishing House

Party B: Kid Castle Educational Software Development Co., Ltd.

Party A and party B, through friendly consultation, have reached consensus
agreement for cooperative running of school (non-diploma education), and entered
into the following principle agreement:

1.    The planed cooperative run school shall be named: 21st Century Kid
      Castle Language and Education Center (referred as "School" hereafter). The
      school is located at the east part of the first floor of 21st Century
      Office Building (Century Building), 75 Zi'an Road, Nanchang City, and it
      occupies an area of 500 square meters.

2.    Party A shall contribute 750,000 Yuan in kind, i.e. it shall contribute 5
      years of usufruct (including realty management costs) of the fixed asset
      with an area 500 square meters at the east part of the first floor of 21st
      Century Office Building (Century Building) as its investment to the
      school; Party A shall subsidize 20,000 Yuan to pay for the water and
      electricity fees, the remaining part of which shall be paid by the school,
      cost for air-conditioning equipment installation and use shall be
      negotiated separately. Party B shall contribute 750,000 Yuan in cash in
      two installments: First pay 500,000 Yuan for decoration and trimming of
      the school site, and the investment in decoration will not excel 500,000
      Yuan, and the surplus money, if any, shall be invested in the
      establishment and operation of school; after the decoration is completed,
      pay the second installment of 250,000 Yuan. (Costs for establishing the
      school during preparatory stage shall be paid by party B, including costs
      for decoration and trimming of the school site, purchase of teaching
      equipment and for establishment of the school).

3.    The school shall establish a board of directors, which shall be highest
      authority of the school. The board of directors consists of six members,
      two of which shall be appointed by party A and four of them shall be
      appointed by party B. The chairman of the board of directors shall be
      appointed by party B.

4.    The budget plan for the costs of decoration, trimming, and equipment shall
      be confirmed by party A before any work is carried out.

5.    The president of the school shall be recommend by party A and hired by the
      board of directors; The school's legal representative shall be assumed by
      president of the school, the president shall undertake the school's
      education, teaching and administrative management, and shall execute the
      decisions made by the board of directors.

6.    The school shall establish financial and accounting system and fixed
      assets management system in accordance with the applicable laws; the
      school's financial executive shall be appointed by party B; the accountant
      in charge and the cashier shall be hired by the president of the school.
      Party A and party B shall share the

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      profit from running of the school as following: In the first year, 30
      percent of the profit shall be allotted to party A, 70 percent of the
      profit shall be allotted to party B; In the second year, 40 percent of the
      profit shall be allotted to party A, 60 percent of the profit shall be
      allotted to party B; starting from the third year, 50 percent of the
      profit shall be allotted to party A, and 50 percent of the profit shall be
      allotted to party B. In sharing the profit, both party A and party B shall
      consider to keep certain amount of fund for the further development of the
      school. If there is any deficit resulted from running of the school, it
      shall be born by both parties at an equal ratio of 1: 1.

7.    Responsibilities of party A:

      (1)   Handling of applications and procedures for legally establishment
            and running of the school, and obtaining the legal license for
            running the school before the end of July 2003.

      (2)   Establishing good relationship with related government authorities
            and obtaining legal preferential policy.

      (3)   Handling of all the necessary procedures for advertisement of the
            school.

      (4)   Hiring personnel for the school.

      (5)   From the time when this contract becomes effective to the time of
            the expiration or termination of the contract, party A shall not
            cooperate with any third party to undertake any business which is
            the same as or similar to the business that is corporately carried
            out by party A and party B as described herein.

      (6)   Party A shall undertake the following commitments: keep confidential
            to any of the information and materials (including written
            materials, oral materials, audiovisual products, software, similarly
            hereinafter) provided by party B, at any time, after receiving them;
            Do not reveal, directly or indirectly, any part of the information
            and materials provided by party B to any third party; Do not allow
            any third party to obtain, use or plan to use any part of the
            information and materials provided by party B; Party A shall not
            copy, recompose, distribute, exhibit, lend out, or transfer any of
            the information and materials provided by party B without the
            written consent of party B; Party A shall ask its leaders,
            employees, or any third party who need to access the aforesaid
            information and materials for party A's reason but permitted by
            party B, to abide by these same commitments, and party A shall enter
            into agreements of confidentiality containing the same clauses as
            described above.

      (7)   Party A shall dispatch employees to carry out educational training
            as required by party B.

8.    Responsibilities of party B:

      (8)   Providing school CIS system (complete the decoration and trimming of
            school site before the end of July 2003)

      (9)   Training managerial personnel and teachers for the school.

      (10)  Planning teaching courses for the school.

      (11)  Selecting all the teaching materials for the school.

      (12)  Making advertising planning for the school.

      (13)  Establishing a management system for the school.

9.    After the school is legally established, party B shall provide advisory
      service for the development of the school. The school shall send teachers
      to party B's place to

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      accept training and carry out practices; Party B shall, periodically,
      accredit its people to the school to give instructions within two months
      after the school is established, and according to the real situation, the
      dispatched guiders may stay in the school longer. After two months, party
      B shall continue to dispatched consultants to the school aperiodically to
      give instructions, and the cost for the consultants shall be born by the
      school. Party B has the right to dispatch people aperiodically to the
      school to carry out management.

10.   Both party A and party B agree that from the date when the contract is
      concluded, the school shall apply to the examining and approving organ for
      termination of the school, and organize liquidation.

11.   In case any party breaches the contract, the observant party has the right
      to ask the delinquent party for correction with a written notice; if the
      delinquent party fails to make corrections within 30 days after receiving
      the written notice, the delinquent party shall pay a penalty of RMB THIRTY
      THOUSAND YUAN ONLY to the observant party within 10 days from the date of
      termination of the contract as described above; if the observant party's
      loss from the breach is more than the penalty stated herein, the
      delinquent party shall pay the observant party for its actual loss.

12.   Any dispute that may occur between party A and party B during
      implementation of the contract shall be settled through consultation
      between both parties; incase the dispute cannot be settled through
      consultation, the case can be brought to Nanchang Arbitration Committee
      for Arbitration. Both parties agree to observe the arbitration rules and
      obey the verdict of the arbitration.

13.   The valid period of this contract shall be 5 years; when either party,
      within 6 months before the expiration of the contract, still carries out a
      business that is related to the business in this contract, each party has
      the right to cooperate and sign agreement (contract) in priority with the
      same conditions as the other party.

14.   This contract is in duplicate, and each party holds one copy.

Party A:                             Party B:
21st Century Publishing House        Kid Castle Educational Software
(stamp)                              Development Co., Ltd.

                                     Reprehensive of party B: (signature)
Reprehensive of party A: (signature)

              ________(Month) ______(Date)_______ (Year)__________

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