Chinese Daily Photos, 2011 to 2019!

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Singers Li Xiaoyun (L) and Jiang Yingrong pose at the awarding ceremony of the 3rd New Artist Awards of Top Chinese Music Chart in Beijing, capital of China, Dec. 19, 2010. The awarding ceremony of the 3rd New Artist Awards of Top Chinese Music Chart was held here Sunday, in which Chinese youth music talents were given awards for their breakthroughs in the year of 2010. (Xinhua/Zhu Xinyu)

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Pop group "i Me" pose at the awarding ceremony of the 3rd New Artist Awards of Top Chinese Music Chart in Beijing, capital of China, Dec. 19, 2010.

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Singer Jin Sha poses at the awarding ceremony of the 3rd New Artist Awards of Top Chinese Music Chart in Beijing, capital of China, Dec. 19, 2010.

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Pop singer A Duo (1st, Right) performs at the awarding ceremony of the 3rd New Artist Awards of Top Chinese Music Chart in Beijing, capital of China, Dec. 19, 2010.

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Singer Xie Nan gives greetings as receiving an award at the awarding ceremony of the 3rd New Artist Awards of Top Chinese Music Chart in Beijing, capital of China, Dec. 19, 2010.

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Singers Wang Ye (L), Tan Jiexi and Li Xingliang (R) pose at the awarding ceremony of the 3rd New Artist Awards of Top Chinese Music Chart in Beijing, capital of China, Dec. 19, 2010.

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Singer Wei Chen performs at the awarding ceremony of the 3rd New Artist Awards of Top Chinese Music Chart in Beijing, capital of China, Dec. 19, 2010.
 

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All members feel free to post recent photos or make comments in this thread! Thanks! Enjoy the photos!

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People enter the grounds of Wangfujing Catholic Church, known as the Eastern Church in Beijing on December 22, 2010. China fired a fierce broadside at the Vatican, slamming its criticism of the country's state-sanctioned Catholic church, which is not recognized by the pope, as 'imprudent' and 'dangerous'.

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Chen Yunlin, chairman of China's Association for Relations Across the Taiwan Strait, delivers a speech before he leaves Taipei for his county, Wednesday, Dec. 22, 2010, in Taipei, Taiwan. Chen and his Taiwan counterpart signed an agreement on Tuesday to cooperate in the development of new drugs, as the two economies continue to move closer.

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A worker updates fuel prices at a gas station in Wuhan, Hubei province early morning December 22, 2010. China raised retail gasoline and diesel prices by about 4 percent to record high levels on Wednesday, the third increase this year, a move set to lift refiners' margins amid record Chinese fuel consumption.

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An anti-China demonstrator scuffles with police on the street outside a flower expo in Taipei on December 22, 2010 while Chinese envoy Chen Yunlin is visiting the expo. Top envoys from China and Taiwan signed a deal on medical cooperation and discussed investment protection during talks in Taipei, capping a year of unprecedented progress between the former rivals.

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Security guards and policemen (background) block the entrance of Nanyuna police station, in Beijing on December 22, 2010 as relatives protest outside after Chinese migrant worker Lu Xiaowu was stabbed to death while helping a friend to request back pay from his employer. The family and friends of the victim complain the Police refused to send Lu to hospital in their police car after arriving to stop the fight. Authorities said the suspected murderers have been detained and the incident is under investigation.

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Relatives and friends of Chinese migrant worker Lu Xiaowu protest in front of Nanyuna police station, in Beijing on December 22, 2010 after Lu Xiaowu was stabbed to death while helping a friend to request back pay from his employer.

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An operator of a traditional wooden sampan looks for people to board her craft for transportation and sightseeing, in a multi-use harbour in Hong Kong on December 19, 2010. According to the Hong Kong Tourism Commission, in the first six months of 2010, Hong Kong received 16.9 million visitors from all over the world, representing an increase of 23.1% over the same period last year. This arrival figure also set the highest half-yearly record.

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Crowds throng to a shopping mall decorated for Christmas in Hong Kong on December 21, 2010. Christmas shopping is now in full swing with restaurants and retail outlets jam packed all over the territory.

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A woman (R) teaches a man a traditional sword dance at the Temple of Heaven Park in Beijing, December 22, 2010.

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A model presents a creation depicting the imperial architecture of the Qing Dynasty during the opening ceremony of the Old Summer Palace Imperial Ice and Snow Festival in Beijing December 22, 2010. The festival starting Wednesday, combines ice and snow sports with cultural performances, according to the organizer.

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Visitors play on the ice after the opening ceremony of the Old Summer Palace Imperial Ice and Snow Festival in Beijing December 22, 2010. The festival starting Wednesday, combines ice and snow sports with cultural performances, according to the organizer.

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A man riding an electric tricycle is busted for breaching traffic rules in Zhuhai, South China's Guangdong province, Dec 21, 2010. As the city cracks down on motorbikes' traffic violations [Photo/Asianewsphoto]

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Zhuhai, South China's Guangdong province, Dec 21, 2010. More than 5,000 motorbikes, electric tricycles and electric bikes have been towed for traffic violations in the past two months in the city. [Photo/Asianewsphoto]
 

ahho

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For the motorcycle seized, I can totally understand since a lot of rider have driven on opposite side, not license and no license plate. <----- this happen a lot in city, but the odd thing is it happens less in smaller cities and town. As for electric bicycle even normal ones different cities have different law. Some require you to register some don't.

I think the federal government should step in and unified the law for vehicle. You can't have different law on the road for different cities when city. For eg. Guandong ban motorcycle, because people are riding on opposite direction and the officials don't fine the offender enough. This have caused huge traffic jam in the city and people just "motorized" their bicycle. Some cities almost wanted to ban bicycle, but overturned when it was unconstiutional.
 

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You can't have different law on the road for different cities when city.

In the US each and every state, city, town and counties has different traffic laws. Granted they are basically the same but there are many variances...And they are based on Federal law. Some how or another it works.
 

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If this happened in many countries there would be a major lawsuit. Heck in the US the parents would soon be millionaires!
Photo takes on Dec 21, 2010 shows a baby sleeping near a used diaper in which five pieces of blades were found, in Nanzhuang county, South China's Guangdong province. The mother said she found something strange about her 2-month-old boy when he kept crying and scratching his diaper on Nov 3, and when she opened the diaper, she found there was something hard in it - five pieces of blades. The Xuxule diaper cost 30 yuan ($4.51) for 48 pieces. Its manufacturer admitted the blades were left during the manufacturing process but refused to compensate the full amount sought by the baby's parents, saying it hadn't done any substantial harm to the baby. [Photo/CFP]

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Ahh I don't get it:confused: Do you need a spiecal permit to park your car in Beijing??
Residents in Beijing’s Fengtai district wait outdoors overnight to rent parking spaces from property management, Dec 20, 2010. A notice released on Dec 16 said parking spaces will be allocated on a first-come-first-serve basis on Dec 21, forcing residents to camp out overnight. More than 2,000 residents live in the sub-district, which has less than 700 parking lots. [Photo/CFP]

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Car owners quarrel with each other during their wait for parking lots, Dec 21, 2010. [Photo/CFP]

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A model presents a creation during a fashion design contest held at 798 Art Zone in Beijing, Dec 22, 2010. All the creations are produced from melange yarn, which is dyed before spinning. [Photo/Asianewsphoto]

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Pop singer Fish Leong is seen during a press conference for her new album "What Love Songs Didn't Tell You" in Taipei, southeast China's Taiwan. This album would be officially released on Dec. 24, 2010

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A man rides on the escalator next to a Christmas tree decoration at a shopping mall in Beijing on December 23, 2010. China on December 23 pledged its backing to eurozone countries amid an ongoing debt crisis and said Europe would be a 'major market' for investment of Beijing's massive foreign exchange reserves.

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Employees weld a car door at an assembly line of Dongfeng Yueda Kia Automobile Company in Yancheng, Jiangsu province December 23, 2010. Automakers in China shipped 29.3 percent more passenger cars to dealers in November from a year ago, the official China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM) said.

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A driver frowns while waiting in a queue to get his newly-bought second hand car checked as part of the vehicle registration procedure before being issued a car plate at a used car market in Beijing, China, Thursday, Dec. 23, 2010. China's capital announced Thursday that it will sharply limit new vehicle registrations to try to ease massive traffic jams that are rapidly turning Beijing's streets into parking lots.
 

kwaigonegin

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20 years ago if you had told anybody the Chinese locals will be in Santa outfits or Christmas trees and reindeer all over Beijing's malls and sidewalks and other cities in the near future they've put you in an insane asylum.
Granted Christmas there is "celebrated" more for commercial reasons than religious the cultural change is still absolutely phenomenal.
 

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MERRY CHRISTMAS!!

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Chinese worshipers attend the Christmas Eve mass at a Catholic church in Beijing on December 24, 2010.
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Girls dressed as angels attends the Christmas Eve mass at a Catholic church in Beijing on December 24, 2010.
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A woman takes a picture of the Catholic church in Beijing before Christmas Eve Mass on December 24, 2010.
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A staff from the Olympic Green area dressed as Disney's Minnie Mouse walks by one of many Christmas trees outside the National Stadium, also known as the Bird's Nest, on Christmas eve in Beijing December 24, 2010.

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Students prepare to perform Chinese instruments for international friends in Yichang, central China's Hubei Province, Dec. 24, 2010, one day ahead of the Christmas. Along with New Year's Day and the Chinese Lunar New Year, Christmas is a great joy for people living in China. Chinese elements such as music, cuisine, architecture and so on, together with the deep green of Christmas trees and the red of Santa Claus, provide a pleasant contrast in many cities in China. (Xinhua/Wang Yongsheng)

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A Santa Claus from Finland poses for photos with citizens in Luoyang, central China's Henan Province, Dec. 24, 2010, to celebrate the upcoming Christmas. (Xinhua/Zhang Xiaoli)
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International students dance with children at a kindergarten in Nanjing, capital of east China's Jiangsu Province, Dec. 24, 2010, to celebrate the upcoming Christmas. (Xinhua/Zhao Qirui)

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Foreign teacher Younes (1st R) from Cameroon hands out gifts to children at a kindergarten in Yangzhou, east China's Jiangsu Province, Dec. 24, 2010, to celebrate the upcoming Christmas. (Xinhua/Guo Yifu)

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A Santa Claus poses with two visitors at an ancient avenue in Beijing, capital of China, Dec. 24, 2010, one day ahead of the Christmas.

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A man dressed as Santa Claus walks past two security guards in downtown Shanghai December 23, 2010. Officially recognized by the Finland government after a four-year training, the man is one of 50 officially registered Santa Clauses who is paying a visit to Shanghai, warming up the Christmas holidays.

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A boy touches a man dressed as Santa Claus in downtown Shanghai December 23, 2010. December 23, 2010.
 

Ilovehuanhuan

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I really cant understand why people from Taiwan are against China, aren't they Chinese??
 
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I really cant understand why people from Taiwan are against China, aren't they Chinese??

Leave it alone Ilovehuanhuan..leave it alone. This goes for everyone!

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A priest leads worshipers as they attend Christmas Eve mass at a Catholic church in Wuhan, central China's Hubei province on December 24, 2010. Pope Benedict XVI rapped China for its curbs on religion and freedom of conscience in his Christmas message on December 25, reflecting the tense relations between the Vatican and Beijing.

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Young worshipers attend Christmas Eve mass at a Catholic church in Wuhan, central China's Hubei province on December 24, 2010.

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A vendor smokes a cigarette as he waits for customers in front of sacks of potatoes at a wholesale market on the outskirts of Jiaxing, Zhejiang province December 26, 2010. China's government will be able to keep inflation in check, Premier Wen Jiabao said on Sunday -- a day after the central bank raised interest rates -- and pledged to speed up efforts to rein in house price surges.

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Three Chinese fishermen leave for China after being released at Incheon International Airport in Incheon, west of Seoul, December 25, 2010. South Korea has freed three Chinese fishermen who were detained earlier this month after their fishing boat collided with a South Korean patrol ship, South Korean coast guard officials said on Saturday.

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Protesters from various democracy organizations march to the Chinese liaison office in Hong Kong on December 25, 2010 to call for the relesae of jailed Chinese dissident and Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu Xiaobo (portrait).

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A supporter of the jailed Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo tries to climb the gate of the Chinese liaison office in Hong Kong Saturday, Dec. 25, 2010 during a protest to demand the release of the imprisoned Nobel Peace Prize winner.

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A Chinese man holding a license plate talks on his mobile at a used car market in Beijing on December 24, 2010. Beijing officials announced plans to slash the number of new car registrations in order to ease chronic gridlock in the Chinese capital. Authorities said they would allow 240,000 passenger cars to be registered in Beijing next year through a licence plate lottery system -- about one-third of the number of new cars registered in the capital this year.

Cosplay is something I do not understand.

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Cosplayers Kitty,14 (L) and Emily,16, dressed as a characters from Japanese manga series "Black Butler" pose during the Asia Game show in Hong Kong December 24, 2010.

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Cosplayer Steve Chan, 22, dressed as fictional character "Cathode", poses during the Asia Game show in Hong Kong December 24, 2010.

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A cosplayer nicknamed Ko, 17, dressed as a character from the Japanese manga series "Naruto" poses during the Asia Game show in Hong Kong December 24, 2010.

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Zhan Chunxin, chairman of Changsha Zoomlion Heavy Industry Science and Technology Development Co. , Ltd. , looks at a model of his company's crane at the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong (SEHK) in Hong Kong on December 23, 2010. Zoomlion listed for the first time on the main board of the SEHK.

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A model in a Christmas suit poses in front of Volkswagen's new Tiguan 2011 on display during the 2011 Taipei Automobile & Accessories Exhibition at the Taipei World Trade Center, Saturday, Dec. 25, 2010, in Taipei, Taiwan.

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HANGZHOU - Fire engulfed an electric appliance store in east China's Zhejiang Province Friday night, local police said.

Flames broke out at around 8:30 pm at a store of GOME, China's leading electric appliance franchiser, in downtown Jinhua City, Zhejiang, according to the police.

The store occupies the first three floors of a 13-story residential building. The store was in business when the fire broke out.

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Tourists visit the Ice and Snow World ahead of the upcoming 27th Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival in Harbin, Northeast China's Heilongjiang province Dec 25, 2010. The park, themed with Disney fairy tales, uses a record 180,000 cube meters of ice. The festival will kick off on Jan 5, 2011.

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SHENYANG, CHINA - DECEMBER 24: (CHINA OUT) Members of the public celebrate Christmas Eve at a business district on December 24, 2010 in Shenyang, Liaoning province of China. (Photo by ChinaFotoPress/Getty Images)
 

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You know, that Jesus in the first picture... black hair? asian jesus? :D

Recently, I saw a German little mini-news on Christmas in Beijing (China rather). Needless to say I don't speak German but I got the idea of some of what they were talking about from bits of 'english like' terms and pictures (ex. no jesus toys or decorations being sold, mainly santa - commercial rather than religious holiday emphasis as already mentioned before by someone). I also remember seeing something on TV before that showed that Harbin(?) 'ice city' ... unless there is more than one in China and I am confusing them. Really impressive in the day and then they switched to the light-up version at night at the end of the show was really surprising.

Cosplay is something I do not understand.
Think of it this way: it is like those people-impersonators (think the Elvises in USA, Maos in China, etc.) accept these are of fictional characters and they are by fans that may or may not look like them. Some people go far out and really impress me (modified cars, bikes, etc. along with costumes) while others are just too laughable (or disturbing at worst). ie. That semi-robot-like guy has nice shoes though... (his other areas are lacking).
 
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