Li Jinmei's husband, Pan Huabing, was badly hurt in the March 1
terror attack. He was injured protecting their 6-year-old
daughter from an attacker'­s blow. / Calum MacLeod, USA TODAY
BEIJING - Chinese authorities Monday charged four people with
terrorism and murder in the March 1 knife massacre in the
southwest city of Kunming, state media announced. The attack at
the city's main railway station killed 29 people, injured 143
and marked China's first major exposure to terrorism outside the
country's restive northwest.  Four of the five knife-wielding
attackers were shot dead at the scene but Kunming city
prosecutors charged the one captured alive - a woman - with
intentional homicide and taking part in a terrorist group,
Xinhua reported. Three other suspects - all men detained a few
days later - were charged with intentional homicide, as well as
leading and organizing a terrorist group.  A brief statement
quoting China's national prosecutor's office did not identify
the ethnic group of the four accused but t