Mon,Dec 2,2013
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| "We don't touch the big stones on the riverside, the stones which block the floods in rainy season, and the stones which contribute to the beautiful natural landscape. Our livelihood depends on the stones. We can't destroy the ecological environment just for fulfilling our economic interests," Chu said. (Photo/iqilu.com) |
Family refuses to move out after row with developers
China's aircraft carrier carrys out 1st docking manoeuver in Sanya
Japanese stage protest against secrecy bill
Service seminar for E China train attendants
Heavy cargo flights taking off
China's Li River named world's 15 best rivers for travelers 
China launches Chang'e-3 lunar probe
Morsi's supporters protest against Egyptian military in Turkey
Selected sports photos of the week
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