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China marks first Martyrs' Day

[2014-09-30 10:58]

A day before the National Day, China rallied to honor and remember the deceased national heroes on the first Martyrs' Day.

Colored terracotta warriors meet their public

[2014-09-30 06:54]

An exhibition of colored terracotta warriors opened in Xi'an marking the 40th anniversary of the discovery of the ancient artworks. The presentation will remain open until March 28, 2015.

CowParade arrives in Shanghai

[2014-10-01 09:17]

The country's biker culture is revving up, as can be seen in the growth of Harley-Davidson Owners Groups. The president of the Beijing Harley chapter says the bikes are "men's toys."

Elderly models add spice to Chongyang Festival

[2014-09-30 08:16]

A team consisting of elderly people shows its confidence and passion during Yichang's first Chongyang Festival artistic contest.

Skywalk that makes knees go weak

[2014-09-30 08:58]

A skywalk in central China's Hunan Pingjiang offering a view like no other has recently opened to public, Sept 29, 2014.

Marking National Day in new flavor

[2014-09-29 14:56]

Farmers in Wuyuan celebrate the upcoming National Day in a new flavor.

Weekly Photos: Sept 22-28

[2014-09-29 06:39]

Chinese People's Liberation Army soldiers prepare for a welcome ceremony for visiting Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy outside the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, Sept 25, 2014. [Photo/IC]

Guangzhou police launch air patrol

[2014-09-29 07:52]

Guangzhou police launched air patrol at key locations, such as Guangzhou train station, Huacheng square and Beijing road, for the first time on Sunday.

Traffic rush ahead of National Day holiday

[2014-09-29 11:25]

Beijing is packed with heavy traffic ahead of the National Day holiday.

Beijing welcomes its vintage tour bus

[2014-09-28 17:19]

Twelve tour buses started operating in Beijing on Sunday. They are replicas of the original cable cars in Beijing from 1924, with the innovation of no rails or cables.

Cementing reputation as budding writer

[2014-09-28 13:59]

Few people would associate the 32-year-old migrant worker Wang Ershi with a man of letters. Wang, who works nine hours at a construction site during the day, writes every night.