The government of Changchun city, capital of Northeast China’s Jilin province, improved its services in start-up incubator bases for the disabled, and offered preferential policies on pre-job training and publicity.

Photo taken on Nov 20, 2014 shows a graphic designer Dai Fanming, a beneficiary start-up of the city’s preferential policies for the disabled, in his workshop in Changchun, Jilin province. [Photo by Xu Chang/Xinhua]

Dai makes designs on a computer at his workshop in Changchun city, capital of Northeast China’s Jilin province on Nov 20, 2014. [Photo by Xu Chang/Xinhua]

Special funds were used for a group of free facilities, such as office buildings, water and power supply as well as Internet access.

A total of seven such start-ups have grown into big companies with more independence in the market since 2010.

Now another 16 promising projects are seeking business opportunities for development.

A resident has a haircut at a local barber’s shop, one of the start-ups funded by the city’s incubator base in Jilin province, on Nov 20, 2014. [Photo by Xu Chang/Xinhua]