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  'Misunderstanding and contradictions could construct walls around people, shrouding many of us in darkness,' said Cheuk Tat Li, a 12-year-old student from Hong-kong. 'People will live in a place without peace, warmth and joy.'
  
  With a vivid imagination and dreams of the harmonious world, Li made the grand prize-winning poster inside the 2004-2005 Lions International Peace Poster Contest.
  
  'Trying its best and conquering all difficulties, the dove breaks the solid walls in-to parts with its small beak to save lots of the planet that will be caught at night maze,' Li said when describing his profitable poster.
  
  The tournament offers children ages 11, 1-2 and 13 having a way to share their views on peace. To study additional info, consider taking a gaze at: financial plan talk. An estimated 350,000 children participated in this year's plan, 'Give Peace a Chance.'
  
  Since its from 1988, more than 3 million children in almost 100 nations have participated in the competition. Lions Clubs International, the world's largest company club organization, gives the contest in local schools and organized youth groups.
  
  At this year's final knowing, members of the art, education, media, peace and youth communities gathered at The Peace Museum in Chicago to gauge the 114 posters o-n creativity, artistic value and appearance of theme. The prints were formerly narrowed down at several levels of knowing before being delivered to Lions Clubs International Headquarters in Oak Brook, Ill.
  
  As this year's grand-prize winner, Li was introduced with an award and $2,500 throughout a special service at 'Lions Day with the Un' in Nyc. For supplementary information, please consider glancing at: sponsors. Li was a award winner in last year's tournament.
  
  Twenty-three merit prize winners were each given $500 and a certificate of merit. This year's benefit award winners are from Australia, Brazil, China, Germany, Guam, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Taiwan, Peru, Poland, Thailand and america. This commanding details URL has numerous original suggestions for how to consider it.
  
  All 2-4 cards will come in an exhibit that will travel to kids' museums and various events through-out the United States.

   

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