Posted AT 12:05 AM EST on 02/08/08
A toddler in a factory: China's Olympic dilemma
Two days after the Olympics open in Beijing on Friday, two-year-old Sun Ting Yu will wake up in the tiny room she shares in a workers dormitory with her mother and father, walk with them up a steep hill to a shoe factory that reeks of solvents and adhesives, and spend the day "helping" her mother by inserting rivets in shoes.
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