Fri,May 23,2014
Chinese Kung Fu charms Silicon Valley
Tranquil Yankou ancient town
Lake Geneva: A show of swans
Beautiful sunset over the Irtysh River
Qingjing Mosque: Witness of the ancient Maritime Silk Road
Neiliansheng – more than 100 years of fashion
Golden retriever feeds baby African lions
Strange rocks in Lama Mountain
First overseas "China-standard" electric railway laid
College graduate launches organic agricultural cooperative in hometown
China’s second largest e-commerce company JD.com has entered the capital US market by debuting on the Nasdaq. Its IPO is amongst the biggest this year, challenging Amazon and eBay as Wall Street’s favorite online retailers.
The company raised about US$1.8 billion in its IPO, with shares priced at US$19 per share. JD.com is the latest in a string of Chinese tech and Internet companies to go public in the US.
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Opening ceremony of 67th Cannes Film Festival
Pulse of Xiamen - Int'l Yoga art festival in May
Photo story: Life of a scrap metal recycle worker
Training of the PLA's first female honor guard
China's 10 must-see animations
Female bodybuilders show their beauty of fitness
A taste of Harbin cuisine
A bite of Jiang Nan
Who is China's campus beauty queen?
8 great movies to watch with your mom
China's most luminous celebrities
Newly recruited police in Hetian hold drill 
Bird-men compete flying in Hong Kong 
The 'Chinese Dad'
Shanghai locals bid farewell to childhood memoriesDay|Week|Month
