Photos: Outside the six-party talks

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Photos: Outside the six-party talks

Reporters with People's Daily Online take you to have a look at what outside the ongoing six-party talks in Beijing.

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The second round of the six-party talks on the Korean Peninsula nuclear issue underway in Beijing attracts high attention from the media at home and abroad. As learned there are over 600 Chinese and foreign journalists involved in the reports of the talks. The press office, where the latest agenda of the six-party talks will be released, at the Diaoyutai Hotel next to the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse has been in operation. Personages at the office will answer relevant questions raised by reporters and press conferences by the Chinese side will be held here.

The press office is set at the Diaoyutai Hotel next to the Diaoyutai Gesthouse

The press office of the six-party talks

Reporters working with the equipment provided at the press office

A staff member (L) answering questions by a foreign reporter

A reporter of the Republic of Korea calling to report after browsing the agenda on Feb. 24

Reporters in the wind

The second round of the six-party talks on the Korea Peninsula nuclear issue in the limelight began at 9 am at Diaoyutai Hotel in Beijing Feb. 25, a windy morning. Many reporters queued waiting for the delegations as early as at 8 o'clock.

Change of guards at Diaoyutai Guesthouse

As early as about 8:20 am, 40 minutes ahead of the six-party talks, guards of the Diaoyutai Gesthouse changed in preparation of the arrival of the delegations of the six sides.

By People's Daily Online

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