Thu,Aug 22,2013
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| Visitors view pieces of antique pottery and porcelain recovered from a shipwreck in the Xisha Islands in the South China Sea at the Capital Museum in Beijing, capital of China, Aug. 22, 2013. An exhibition featuring some 280 findings from the shipwreck on Huaguang Reef No.1 opened Thursday at the museum. The wreck, dating back to the Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279), was stumbled upon by a group of Chinese fishermen in 1996, three meters below sea water. (Xinhua/Luo Xiaoguang) |
Maldives - the best destination for snorkeling
Reading mother and 1,000 days with vegetative daughter
Terracotta warriors witness tourism peak
PLA's integrated battle group in live-fire drill
Typhoon Utor brings rainstorms to S China
Magic ocean world for you to discover
Female labor force in jungle of India
Collective wedding ceremony for 'Beijing drifters'
Five Dragon Hakka Customs Park in China's Jiangxi 
A lesson from Ordos: Lie on the bed you make
Construction work of SW China's Shilin tunnel underway
Q&A: How dangerous is botulism?
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