Tue,Sep 17,2013
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| Stranded passengers walk out of the staff exit at the Beijing Capital International Airport in Beijing, capital of China, Sept. 16, 2013. Most of the stranded passengers on the cruise Henna went back to China on Monday as the HNA Tourism, the Beijing-based operator of the Henna, has so far sent five chartered planes to South Korea to bring them back. The cruise Henna, with 1,659 passengers and a crew of 650 on board, was detained on Friday by a Jeju court, which received a seizure application on claims of legal disputes from a subsidiary company of Jiangsu Shagang Group Co., Ltd. (Xinhua/Chen Yehua) |
Children living under fosterage in rural area 
Morsi supporters stage protest across Egypt
Female college students' military training
Students wade through water to school 
President of Royal Society Paul Nurse visits People’s Daily Online
Travel with photographer—Driving on Sichuan-Tibet Line
"Truth about Tweeting" discussed during Summer Davos 
China’s weekly story (2013. 8. 31-9.6) 
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