Wed,Jul 2,2014
Post-90s beauty boxer grapples four men
3,000-year-old tea town through lenses
22 archaeological sites along Silk Road in China
Football babies, Samba dancers embrace 'World Cup'
Beautiful scenery along China’s Grand Canal
High speed train attendants receive training in Chongqing
Rare rainbow clouds seen in Fujian
Small bracelet going global
Aerial Photography: Amazing Tianshan Mountains
'Animals' in 2014 World Cup
BEIJING, July 2 -- A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman on Wednesday urged joint efforts to safeguard peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula after Seoul said Pyongyang fired two short-range projectiles.
Hong Lei said at a daily press briefing that China hopes relevant sides will do more to ease tensions on the peninsula.
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) fired two short-range projectiles into its east waters on Wednesday, a day after the Republic of Korea (ROK) refused a DPRK proposal to stop all military hostilities, a ROK Defense Ministry official said.
Female master poses for graduation photos with son
Silk Road, China's Grand Canal listed as World Heritage Sites
PKU students imitate famous paintings in real-person photos
Chinese 'Slumdog Millionaire'
Puzhehei: land of idyllic beauty
Stewardesses in Brazilian soccer jerseys
Chinese navy fleet visits Cape Town, South Africa
PLA naval cadets toss their hats at graduation ceremony
Graduation photo ideas: reliable alumnus and happy alumna
Islands in S. China Sea better shown on new vertical atlas of China
Girl takes father’s portrait to travel the world
Images of Xi'an: Part one
In Pictures: Female fans of World Cup
Top 20 hottest women in the world in 2014 
China's top 10 representative architecturesDay|Week|Month
