H&M Launches "Children For All" Series Of Children'S Wear

In October 15th, a public music television, called "heart felt", was released on the Chinese social network. It was a music TV which was performed by blind children and performed by people of different colors and nationalities. It was made by Chinese independent producer Liao Xiajian, a Canadian Chinese composer Mai Yuan Yuan and a team of artists from all over the world.

All for Children (all for children) series also supports the music video shooting, providing clothing for all blind children.

Since 1984, the annual "white cane safety day" in October 15th has been designated as the international festival for the blind. This is a celebration of the achievements of blind and visually impaired people and the improvement of social understanding of the blind.

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The children of MTV come from Beijing, an institution devoted to the education of visually impaired children. They actively advocate early intervention, education and trust in children with visually impaired children.

With the same vision of children, H&M launched the All for Children initiative in 2009 with the United Nations Children's fund and contributed $4 million 500 thousand to help children in some of the poorest communities in the world.

The support provided by H&M to UNICEF, initially focused on Southern India and Bangladesh, has had a positive impact on the lives of over 1 million children so far.

25% of the sales of the All for Children series this fall will be used to support the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) in educating the most vulnerable children to create a better future through education.

H&M this year's All for Children (all for children) series brings novelty.

To create a dreamy fashion world with modern products.

This series is similar to taking you into the jungle adventure. Functionality is an important feature of this series. Sportswear inspired design is suitable for children of all ages, and will be available from H&M stores around the world and online from October 30th.