According to the Ministry of Health, there are about 20 million people with diabetes in China. About 5 percent or 1 million of them are young people.
Shao Junwu, a lawyer from Guangdong's Guoyuan-Lingdong Law office, believes such a policy violadtes the constitution, which guarantees citizens the basic right to receive education. "It hurts their competitiveness," said Shao, "it's hard for student with high school education to find a good job."
Legal action may now be Wang's only hope. He admits that he did not tell the university about his diabetic condition. He says he wanted to be treated like any other student.
"It is difficult for a person from a small village like me to enter a university," Wang said. "But everything is now in vain."
Meanwhile, Qing will continue to inject herself with insulin every morning in the bathroom. She hopes her secret will be kept until after she graduates.
短语学习：
inject oneself with insulin 给自己注射胰岛素
the Ministry of Health 卫生部
violate the Constitution 违反了宪法
guarantee sb the basic right 保证某人基本的权利
hurt one's competitiveness 损害了某人的竞争力
legal action 法律行动
in vain 徒劳的/地
keep the secret 保住秘密
law office 法律事务所
receive education 接受教育
单词学习：
condition n. 状况，情况
diabetes n. 糖尿病
diabetic adj. 糖尿病的
insulin n. 胰岛素
constitution n. 宪法
competitiveness n. 竞争力
education n. 教育
bathroom n. 浴室
inject v. 注射
million num. 百万
violate v. 违犯，违背；侵犯
guarantee vt. 保证
citizen n. 公民，市民
treat vt. 视为，对待
graduate v. 毕业
ministry n. （政府的）部
policy n. 政策