Alleviation, in 2017, with the support of the Hong Kong South-South Education Foundation, launched a computer classroom project and provided a computer classroom for the University of Daguang. A total of 40 computers were purchased, and 1267 students in the school computer science and computer courses benefited. Nepal: The Nepal Post-Disaster Projects China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation helped build 2 schools in Nepal's post-earthquake reconstruction program, in which the Yuba Sahabhagita School donated by Suning held a completion ceremony on September 19, and the Patan School donated by Beijing Geyuan Company held a ground-breaking ceremony on April 20. China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation conducted Hepatitis B screening in the Pokhara region of Nepal. A total of 50,000 people from 51 health clinics were screened, which was the first international sanitary screening project performed in Nepal by an international NGO, with large number of people and wider coverage screened. In view of the lack of schoolbag stationery in students of elementary and middle school in Nepal, we have introduced China's successful love package, project into Nepal. The first 700 schoolbags were distributed during the completion ceremony of the school donated by Suning, and such project would be implemented in Nepal on a scale of at least 10,000 schoolbags per year in the future. Ethiopia Smiling Children in Ethiopia The Ethiopian Smiling Children School Feeding Program was launched in May 2015 and had run for two years and a half. China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation has raised more than RMB 7 million to feed 4,074 students in the 42 Ethiopian public schools, by the end of 2017. Funding invested in Ethiopia in 2017 was RMB 3.38 million. After the project was implemented, it attracted school drop-out children to return to school, and the drop-out rate was reduced; attendance rate has been greatly improved, students’ physical and psychological conditions have been greatly ameliorated, and their learning performance and academic results showed great advancement. It has been recognized by all sectors of Ethiopian society and received donations from local companies such as Ethiopian Airlines, Ethiopian Telecom and Midrock. At present, 20,000 students benefited from Ethiopia's smiling children school as a whole. Water Cellar The water cellar project imitated rainwater harvesting technology in China's severely water-scarce mountainous areas to provide clean, reliable, and cheap water resources for household water use in developing countries. The water cellar project has three advantages in solving drought problem. First