China will provide national common sign language and national Braille services in public services such as educational examinations, medical care, government affairs, administration of justice, emergency rescue, transportation, commerce, cultural tourism, etc. This was clarified in the “Third National Action Plan for Standardization of Sign Language and Braille” announced by 7 departments including the China Disabled Persons' Federation and the Central Propaganda Department on October 9.

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