Mon,Sep 1,2014
In pics: YOG prism
Amputee girl reaches top of half-left tower in Jiangxi
Yardangs in Lop Nur
Intoxicating Ayding Lake in Xinjiang
Beijing's MJ impersonator a 'thriller' for crowds
Armed police compete on the plateau
Rubber Duck settles in Guiyang new urban area
Rare set of giant panda triplets turn one month old
Closing ceremony of Youth Olympic Games
Attractive posters to welcome freshmen
BEIJING, Aug. 31 -- China's top legislature on Sunday approved a national day to commemorate martyrs.
The decision was made at the bi-monthly session of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress which ended on Sunday.
The decision said Martyrs' Day will be marked with events across the country on Sept. 30 every year.
The move is aimed at "publicizing martyrs' achievements and spirits, and cultivating patriotism, collectivism, and socialist moralities so as to consolidate the Chinese nation's cohesiveness," the top legislature said in the decision.
Models with two-dimensional codes painted on bodies
Antique exhibition of Maritime Silk Road held in Jinan
NASA releases images of solar flare
Daming Palace in Chang’an City in photos
Babies of celebrities born in the year of horse
Farmer Painting, one of Ansai's Three Strange Wonders
Special holidays
World's top 10 fighters
'Stewardesses' serve in hospital
The biggest duty-free store of the world
Volunteers bid farewell to YOG
More police dogs join anti-terror campaign in Inner Mongolia
Picturesque Dayilan Manchu village in NE China
Athletes experience the charm of Chinese traditional opera in Nanjing
Contestants for Miss Bikini World experience Chinese traditional cultureDay|Week|Month
