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Duty report;News1:snake man lives with 25 poisonous serpents;;Bai Tuo plays with a python at home on Tuesday. ;Bai Tuo has a separate room for the snakes in his house;A migrant couple with seven children is struggling to make ends meet and raise their family. Yang Hongjiang, 47, was divorced 10 years ago and married Yue Huimin, herself a divorcee with a daughter, in Zhejiang province. They have had six children together plus Yues daughter but only three children have household registration in their hometown. Last year Yang discovered his other children cannot be enrolled in school if they dont have a hukou. Yue takes care of the children as a full-time housewife and needs more than 2,000 yuan ($666) which barely covers the cost of food for the whole family. The only income is from Yang, who brings in between 3,000 and 4,000 yuan. Tough as things are, the couple still has faith they can raise their large family. ;Mobile phones have overtaken purses and wallets as the top target for muggers, new crime figures have revealed. The Crime Survey for England and Wales said cash and wallets had ‘consistently been targets for thieves’ but the soaring cost of mobile phones had made them the number one target.; New analysis of the figures, released by the Office for National Statistics this morning, found gadgets like iPhones are stolen in more than half of all muggings. The crime survey said the increasing cost of smartphones was making them ‘appealing targets for thieves’. and jewelry is the most commonly-stolen items in domestic burglaries. Laptops, tablets and other home computers were stolen in nearly two fifths of domestic burglaries. Overall, younger people were more likely to be victims of burglaries and muggings. The unemployed, meanwhile, were more than twice as likely to be burgled as people in work. ;1,How old is Bai Tuo? 2,Why other children can not go to school? 3,why smartphone appeal targets for thieves?;Chinese culture;Erhu;1) History 2) Introduc