Thu,Aug 15,2013
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| Keiji Furuya (2nd, R), chairman of Japan's national public safety commission, arrives at the war-linked controversial Yasukuni Shrine for worship, in Tokyo, on Aug. 15, 2013. Visits to the shrine by Japanese ministers and lawmakers have sparked strong opposition from China and South Korea, both of which had suffered from Japan's aggression. (Xinhua/Ma Ping) |
Egypt announces state of emergency for 1 month
Conjoined twins separated in groundbreaking surgery in Guangxi, SW China 
Modern Chinese style romance on 'Qixi Festival'
Exercise dealing with oil spill held in Bohai Sea
Free water to keep workers, tourists cool
Chinese characters tattoos: be careful to choose the right characters! 
Zimbabwe celebrates Defence Forces Day in Harare
Collective wedding ceremony for 'Beijing drifters'
Heshe ancient village beside Poyang Lake 
A lesson from Ordos: Lie on the bed you make
Construction work of SW China's Shilin tunnel underway
Q&A: How dangerous is botulism?
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