Wed,Jul 9,2014
Global ambassadors of ecotourism gather in Nanjing
Taiwan woman marries into Kazak family, 100 sheep plus a flat as dowry
College girls take graduation photos under water in Chongqing
Cartoon: Xi and football
Chinese influence sweeps ROK
Post-90s beauty boxer grapples four men
3,000-year-old tea town through lenses
22 archaeological sites along Silk Road in China
Football babies, Samba dancers embrace 'World Cup'
Beautiful scenery along China’s Grand Canal
BEIJING, July 9 -- A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman on Wednesday urged joint efforts to safeguard peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula after Seoul said Pyongyang fired two short-range missiles.
"Under the current circumstances, we hope all parties can do more to ease the current tension so as to jointly maintain regional peace and stability," spokesman Hong Lei said at a daily press briefing.
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) fired two short-range missiles into its eastern waters early Wednesday, media of the Republic of Korea (ROK) reported, citing the ROK's Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Human skeletons of more than 1,600 years old
BFA goddess poses for graduation photos
Separate college entrance exam
Flash mob dance
Featured hutongs in Beijing
Picturesque scenery of Ghost City
Female special assault team in training
Children attend First Writing Ceremony
Chengdu police use social media to boost recruitment
Secrets unveiled in restoration of the 800-yr-old Buddha
Heavenly path in Chongli grassland
Happy Birthday to "Yuanzai"
China's manned submersible Jiaolong opens to public
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