People visit the third China International Consumer Products Expo (CICPE) in Haikou, capital city of south China's Hainan Province, on April 15, 2023. (Xinhua/Guo Cheng/ Li Xin)
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People shop licensed products for the Chengdu World University Games in an official store at the National Stadium or "Bird's Nest" in Beijing, April 19, 2023. (Photos: China News Service/Jia Tianyong)
An official souvenir store was inaugurated on Wednesday in Beijing, marking the 100-day countdown to the games. It is the first flagship store of a major sports event at the Bird's Nest since the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympic Games.
More than 1,000 licensed products were displayed in the store, including toys, stationeries and other sports accessories. (Photos: China News Service/Jia Tianyong)
SESRI, a ground-based large-scale space science and technology experimental platform was put into trial run on Tuesday in Harbin. It is designed for studying basic scientific issues in space materials, devices, magnetospheric physics, and other areas—all with world-leading capabilities of simulating a wide range of factors in a space environment.
The Space Environment Simulation and Research Infrastructure (SESRI), China's "ground space station," completes construction at the Harbin Institute of Technology in northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, April 14, 2023. (Photos: China News Service/Sun Hanlun)
Visitors look upon an exhibition titled "Lustrous Translucent Glass -- Ancient Glass Art along the Silk Road" at Hainan Museum in Haikou, capital city of south China's Hainan Province, on April 20, 2023. The exhibition introduces the ancient glassware collected by Japan's Hirayama Ikuo Silk Road Museum and displays 325 exquisite glassware that once spread to countries along the Silk Road, demonstrating the wisdom and creativity of all ethnic groups along the Silk Road. (Xinhua/Pu Xiaoxu)
Shi Yanchun, an inheritor of the traditional technique of painted sculptures, has spent more than three decades restoring antique figures at prestigious cultural sites in Shanxi province, including the Yungang Caves, Huayan Temple, Faxing Temple and Shuxiang Temple. He has integrated the skills and colors of traditional Chinese sculpture with modern aesthetics and approaches.
The Art of Clay, an exhibition running through May 8 at the National Art Museum of China, shows 14 of Shi's pieces, an overview of his career that demonstrates how he has greatly enriched the art form.
Guanyin. [Photo provided to China Daily]
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Confucius. [Photo provided to China Daily]
The Art of Clay, an exhibition at the National Art Museum of China, shows the works of Shi Yanchun. [Photos by Jiang Dong/China Daily]
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The people's court in Yiyuan, a mountainous county in Shandong province, has long practiced a policy of "working on the front line" by sending court officials and officers regularly to villages deep in the mountains to visit households and mediate disputes, and teach people about the law.
It has also been exploring grassroots forms of what China refers to as "whole-process" democracy, setting up mediation rooms and organizing a network of 100 mediators, and its judges take the initiative to visit households to resolve conflicts in their early stages.
As a result, Yiyuan's residents now think of their people's court as a "mobile" court, and last year, it helped resolve 2,180 disputes before litigation.
Over 70 percent of the people living in Yiyuan make a living from growing fruit, and disputes frequently arise over trading. In order to protect the economic interests of fruit farmers and promote the development of the county's fruit industry, court officials have gone into the field to teach about legal matters, and to promote mobile court hearings and mediation. They have organized around 300 hearings in the past few years.
Court officers and judges hold a hearing in Hexi No 1 village on March 2. ZHAO DONGSHAN/FOR CHINA DAILY
Judges from the court talk with a shepherd in Lucun on Feb 16. ZHAO DONGSHAN/FOR CHINA DAILY
The court officers teach residents of Dongli township about the law on Feb 20. ZHAO DONGSHAN/FOR CHINA DAILY
A court officer calms the family member of a litigant on March 2. ZHAO DONGSHAN/FOR CHINA DAILY
Court officers remind a vegetable farmer of possible risks related to trading near a village in Yuezhuang township on March 1. ZHAO DONGSHAN/FOR CHINA DAILY
The people's court in Yiyuan, a mountainous county in Shandong province, has long practiced a policy of "working on the front line" by sending court officials and officers regularly to villages deep in the mountains to visit households and mediate disputes, and teach people about the law.
It has also been exploring grassroots forms of what China refers to as "whole-process" democracy, setting up mediation rooms and organizing a network of 100 mediators, and its judges take the initiative to visit households to resolve conflicts in their early stages.
As a result, Yiyuan's residents now think of their people's court as a "mobile" court, and last year, it helped resolve 2,180 disputes before litigation.
Over 70 percent of the people living in Yiyuan make a living from growing fruit, and disputes frequently arise over trading. In order to protect the economic interests of fruit farmers and promote the development of the county's fruit industry, court officials have gone into the field to teach about legal matters, and to promote mobile court hearings and mediation. They have organized around 300 hearings in the past few years.
Court officers and judges hold a hearing in Hexi No 1 village on March 2. ZHAO DONGSHAN/FOR CHINA DAILY
Judges from the court talk with a shepherd in Lucun on Feb 16. ZHAO DONGSHAN/FOR CHINA DAILY
The court officers teach residents of Dongli township about the law on Feb 20. ZHAO DONGSHAN/FOR CHINA DAILY
A court officer calms the family member of a litigant on March 2. ZHAO DONGSHAN/FOR CHINA DAILY
Court officers remind a vegetable farmer of possible risks related to trading near a village in Yuezhuang township on March 1. ZHAO DONGSHAN/FOR CHINA DAILY
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Passengers walk to board the train G99 at Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station in Shanghai, April 1, 2023. As train G99 left Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station for Hong Kong West Kowloon Station, the services of Shanghai-Hong Kong high-speed railway resumed on Saturday. [Photos/Xinhua]
Passengers pose for photos before boarding the train G99 at Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station in Shanghai, April 1, 2023. [Photo/Xinhua]
Passengers pose for photos aboard the train G99 at Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station in Shanghai, April 1, 2023. [Photo/Xinhua]
Train conductor Li Xiaojia looks out from the train G99 on April 1, 2023. [Photo/Xinhua]
HONG KONG, April 1 (Xinhua) -- The long-haul services of the Express Rail Link (XRL) Hong Kong Section fully resumed on Saturday, connecting the financial hub with destinations outside the neighboring Guangdong province.
Over 30,000 passengers are expected to take bullet trains to the mainland on Saturday, according to forecast by the MTR Corporation.
Tickets for trains departing early for destinations such as Xiamen and Beijing have already been sold out.
People queued up to purchase cross-border tickets for the next 14 days at the West Kowloon Station, terminus of the Hong Kong section of the Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong XRL, which connects Hong Kong with the mainland's high-speed rail network.
The XRL operation has been smooth since its resumption of short-haul services on Jan. 15.
Passengers pose for a group photo at the West Kowloon Station in south China's Hong Kong, April 1, 2023. (Xinhua/Chen Duo)
Passengers from the mainland leave the West Kowloon Station in south China's Hong Kong, April 1, 2023. (Xinhua/Chen Duo)
A staff member presents souvenirs to passengers at the West Kowloon Station in south China's Hong Kong, April 1, 2023. (Xinhua/Chen Duo)
Passengers arrive at the departure hall of the West Kowloon Station in south China's Hong Kong, April 1, 2023. (Xinhua/Chen Duo)