Legal eagle values mass respect, recognition
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Updated: 2012-10-22 12:33
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Despite working in his post for 17 years, Shao is always careful to avoid any mistakes. Now he will take his forensic skills to the CPC National Congress.
"No honor can be more precious than mass respect and recognition," said Shao, a deputy of 18th CPC National Congress.
![Shao Mingqiang, a 39-year-old legal medical specialist, checks the injuries of a man in Ju county of East China’s Shandong province on Oct 19, 2012.[Photo/Xinhua]](http://img2.chinadaily.com.cn/images/201712/12/5a2f8b9ba3108bc89ad67e3e.jpeg "Shao Mingqiang, a 39-year-old legal medical specialist, checks the injuries of a man in Ju county of East China’s Shandong province on Oct 19, 2012.[Photo/Xinhua]") |
| Shao Mingqiang, a 39-year-old legal medical specialist, checks the injuries of a man in Ju county of East China's Shandong province on Oct 19, 2012.[Photo/Xinhua] |
![Shao Mingqiang, a 39-year-old legal medical specialist, visits an elderly woman to check on her recovery in Ju county of East China’s Shandong province on Oct 19, 2012. [Photo/Xinhua]](http://img2.chinadaily.com.cn/images/201712/12/5a2f8b9ba3108bc89ad67e42.jpeg "Shao Mingqiang, a 39-year-old legal medical specialist, visits an elderly woman to check on her recovery in Ju county of East China’s Shandong province on Oct 19, 2012. [Photo/Xinhua]") |
| Shao Mingqiang, a 39-year-old legal medical specialist, visits an elderly woman to check on her recovery in Ju county of East China's Shandong province on Oct 19, 2012. [Photo/Xinhua] |
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