Wed,Jan 29,2014
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| Photo taken on Aug. 5, 2012 shows horses eating grass on a pasture in Hulunbuir of north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. According to the Chinese lunar calendar, the upcoming lunar new year is the year of horse, which stands for strength, loyalty, boldness and vigorousness. (Xinhua/Qing Chun) |
Int'l Snow Sculpture Art Expo in Harbin
Su-30 fighter formation taking off for training 
40-day spring travel rush starts on Jan. 16
China's national pole dancing to play 'The Butterfly Love'
Li Na crashes Belinda Bencic in 2nd round at Australian Open
Chinese naval escort taskforce repels 4 suspicious vessels
In photos: Ten 'tuhao' devices in 2013
Two Chinese academicians win nation's top science award
Photo story: A sommelier's life
Film and TV studios worth visiting in China
Heart-warming Laba porridge
Gallery: China's trapped icebreaker makes successful escape
Archaeological study in the South China Sea: exploring the 'Maritime Silk Road'
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