Summary:
A Chinese woman has been charged with causing intentional injury after she chopped off her son's ears and threw them away.

Full article:
By . Daily Mail Reporter . PUBLISHED: . 14:11 EST, 10 February 2014 . | . UPDATED: . 14:19 EST, 10 February 2014 . A six-year-old boy's ears were cut off by his aunt during a family argument in China. Wang Yufan's aunt then threw his ears away in Xiangyang city, Hubei province, following the heated dispute. Thirty-five-old Zhang Qihui took the son of her husband's brother to a nearby alley where she cut off his ears and part of his chin. Attacked: This six-year-old boy's ears were cut off by his aunt during a family argument in China . Neighbours heard the toddler crying and cornered Zhang before calling the police. The child's ears were eventually found but doctors were only able to reattach his right ear. Last year a six-year-old boy named Guo Bin from Shanxi had his eyes gouged out by his aunt. The boy, nicknamed Binbin, has since left hospital after being successfully fitted with prosthetic eyes . Traumatic: Wang Yufan on his way home after surgery to reattach his ears . Wang Yufan's mother shows a mobile phone photograph of her son after his ears were cut off by his aunt . Violent: Wang Yufan's grandmother with his bloodstained clothes after his ears were chopped off by his aunt . He will have to undergo counselling and see a physchologist on regular occasions. Zhang is now being held by police and has been charged with causing intentional injury.