赞比亚乡村女孩学修车，技能带来成长
In a small village in Zambia, a new school opens every Saturday. It is not for reading or math. It is a bike repair school. Girls from age eight to sixteen come to learn. They learn how to fix a flat tire. They learn to make brakes work again.
In this part of Zambia, many people use bikes. Bikes carry water, food, and children. A broken bike can stop a family's life. So fixing bikes is a very useful skill. The girls feel proud to help.
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