Wed,Aug 14,2013
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| The combo shows the Bailong River peacefully running through the reconstructed Zhouqu County, northwest China’s Gansu province (above) on Aug. 6, 2013 and rescuers using large machinery to clean the mud and debris brought by mudslide to the river’s watercourse at the end of 2010. Three years ago, heavy rainfall and flood caused a deadly mudslide in Zhouqu, leaving 1434 people dead. By far, a total of 186 reconstructive projects with investment of 5.3 billion yuan have helped the county’s social and economic conditions return to the pre-disaster level.(Xinhua/Huang Wenxin) |
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Free water to keep workers, tourists cool
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Collective wedding ceremony for 'Beijing drifters'
Heshe ancient village beside Poyang Lake 
A lesson from Ordos: Lie on the bed you make
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Q&A: How dangerous is botulism?
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