Tue,Aug 12,2014
Amphibious armored vehicle unit conducts open sea drill
Water relay in Henan
Ethnic culture feasts eyes of travelers
80 security dogs assembled in Nanjing police dog training base
Graffiti artists paint on street walls in Xinjiang
Story of ceramic artist Zhang Lingyun
Magic summer night dream in Hongyuan
Incredible creatures in headwaters drainage region of Lancang River
The future of rock n' roll seen in young rockers in China
Magnificent Yanziya Cliff
BEIJING, Aug. 11 -- The Ministry of Finance said on Monday that it has allocated 4.96 billion yuan (812.62 million U.S. dollars) to support free admissions to museums, galleries, memorials and libraries this year.
The funds for 2014 will keep 1,815 local museums and memorials free, as well as 6,537 local galleries, libraries and cultural facilities.
The figure is almost the same as last year. About 5.11 billion yuan was used to support free admissions in 2013.
Beijing policewomen posters become a hit
Armored regiment trains on the sea
Children spend 'Father's Day' with dads at work
'Pan Da' appear in Shanghai World Financial Center
Champions take selfies on podium
National Fitness Day celebrated around China
Traditional culture colors summer vacation
Young athletes fighting for their dreams
68 meters high thermometer in Shanxi, called ‘fighter’ of thermometers
22-year-old veteran travels around China
Night scenery of pagoda forests
China suffers from hot summer
48 hours after super Typhoon Rammasun
German pianist plays mid-air ‘magic carpet’ show over Munich Airport
China's manned deep-sea submersible conducts dive in Pacific Ocean
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