The Bank of China has introduced a Braille version of a bilingual Olympic service manual to meet the needs of blind Chinese and English speakers. <\/p>\n
The bank has done much preparatory work in recent years for the Beijing Paralympic Games. It has been constructing barrier-free facilities such as wheelchair ramps, lower counters and barrier-free signs in its service outlets. Now more than 180 outlets in Beijing are barrier free.<\/p>\n
Tellers and lobby managers have also received training in sign language training as well as regular training in foreign languages and on business etiquette.<\/p>\n
The Olympic Green Channel has been opened for the convenience of foreign athletes, coaches, and media staff that came to Beijing for the Paralympics.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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