Thu,Jun 12,2014
Luoyang aims to become 'Chinese Culture City'
Century-old jade disc found confirms ancient legend
A serious mind behind Chinese leader
Panda Cubs to Predict 2014 World Cup Winners
China Southern Airlines flight attendants win titles in service contest
Pupil's performance art persuades people to stop smoking
Nie Chenxi's clay tigers
Children's Day wishes
Chinese Kung Fu charms Silicon Valley
Tranquil Yankou ancient town
Live score board
Three Chinese companies, among other firms worldwide, were chosen as the suppliers of the live scoreboards at several stadiums in Brazil. Two of them are situated at Shenzhen, one in Central China's Changsha, Hunan province.
Three Chinese companies, among other firms worldwide, were chosen as the suppliers of the live scoreboards at several stadiums in Brazil. Two of them are situated at Shenzhen, one in Central China's Changsha, Hunan province. [File photo]
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Can't take eyes off national teams in World Cup
Graduation photos bring memories back to life
Art school students present works in Nanjing
Xinjiang's first high-speed railway goes on trial run
3D Sea-life Themed Art Garage unveiled in Zhengzhou
Creative Photos go viral during graduation season
Students in last-minute effort for Gaokao
Opening ceremony of 67th Cannes Film Festival
Pulse of Xiamen - Int'l Yoga art festival in May
Top 20 hottest women in the world in 2014 
Dali, an ideal summer vacation destination
Xichan Temple's little monk hit the Internet
Monologue of a modern dancer
College girl proposes to boyfriend on Weibo
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