Wed,Jun 4,2014
China Southern Airlines flight attendants win titles in service contest
Pupil's performance art persuades people to stop smoking
Nie Chenxi's clay tigers
Children's Day wishes
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
BEIJING, June 4 -- China's Ministry of Justice has asked lawyers to promote professional ethics, adhere to the constitution and laws, and embrace the virtues of honesty and righteousness.
In a Wednesday statement, the ministry urged local branches to promote moral integrity among lawyers, enforce discipline and address prominent issues in the profession to create a peaceful China ruled by law.
The ministry also asked lawyers to work for the people and dedicate themselves to their work.
Lawyers are required to safeguard social peace and justice, observe honesty and credibility.
Magnificent Hutiao Gorge 
Heat waves hit China
Love at the construction site
Graduation photos bring memories back to life
Art school students present works in Nanjing
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
Dali, an ideal summer vacation destination
Xichan Temple's little monk hit the Internet
Monologue of a modern dancer
College girl proposes to boyfriend on Weibo
Special operation members in counter-terrorism training
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