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'Ant tribe' performs to raise money for Yushu

(chinadaily.com.cn) Updated: 2010-04-27 10:38
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'Ant tribe' performs to raise money for Yushu
'Tangjialing Brothers' Li Liguo and Bai Wanlong perform in an underpass in downtown Beijing to raise money for the quake-struck Yushu on April 24, 2010. The two artists live in Tangjialing on the outskirt of Beijing. They are part of the "ant tribe", recent college graduates who live in suburban villages of big cities such as Beijing and Shanghai. They work in various jobs and their income is lower than the average for graduates working in big cities. [Photo/CFP]

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