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  • 8
    Feb
    2012
    7:22am, EST

    China vows to continue crackdown on Tibetan unrest

    Andy Wong / AP

    Chinese police officers stand next to their vehicles as they stand watch near a Tibetan village inside the Jiuzhai Valley National Park in Jiuzhaigou, in northwestern China's Sichuan province, on Feb. 8, 2012.

    The Associated Press reports from BEIJING:

    China on Tuesday vowed to crack down on unrest in Tibetan areas and accused overseas activist groups and the Dalai Lama of fomenting the recent violence.

    Foreign Ministry spokesman Liu Weimin said clashes last month between Tibetans and security forces in Sichuan province were the work of criminals and were instigated by overseas groups advocating for Tibetan independence. Read the full story.

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    Tibetans sit on a motor cart outside a monastery after attending a religious ceremony at a monastery in Jiuzhaigou, Sichuan province, China, on Feb. 7, 2012.

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    or maybe they could give the Tibetan people back their country and focus on the social unrest of their own people.

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  • 20
    Sep
    2011
    11:51am, EDT

    Heavy rains spur flooding in southern China

    AP

    Rescuers on the river bank watch a passenger boat capsize after it was hit by a restaurant boat during a rescue operation in the flooded Jialing River in southwest China's Chongqing Municipality on Sept. 20. Heavy rains that have unleashed flooding across southwest China and left at least 14 people dead will continue to pound the region in the coming days.

    AP

    Paramilitary police officers evacuate stranded residents from a flooded area in Bazhong city in southwestern China's Sichuan province. Flooding in southern China's Henan, Shaanxi and Sichuan regions this month has already forced more than 1 million people to evacuate and left more than 80 people dead or missing, according a report posted on the Ministry of Civil Affairs website.

    AP

    Residents are evacuated from a flood zone in Guang'an in southwest China's Sichuan province on September 19. Heavy rains that have unleashed flooding across southwest China and left at least 14 people dead will continue to pound the region in the coming days, according to the country's meteorological agency.

    AP

    In this photo taken Monday, Sept. 19, 2011, rescue workers reach a house in a flooded area by boat in Daxian county in southwest China's Sichuan province.

     

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  • 5
    Jul
    2011
    6:55am, EDT

    Firefighter attempts perilous rescue after mudslide in China

    AFP - Getty Images

    A firefighter uses a rope to rescue a group of 36 villagers stranded on a section of road which was destroyed by a mudslide in Yinxiu county, in southwest China's Sichuan province, on July 4. Summer downpours pummelled large swaths of south and central China in June. Chinese authorities said that 279 people died in natural disasters in June and another 93 had gone missing, as the country was hit by floods, mudslides and earthquakes.

    Emergency workers in Sichuan province used a makeshift zip line to rescue villagers from rising floodwaters. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports.

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  • 4
    Jul
    2011
    11:39am, EDT

    Spectacular downpour in Chengdu, China

    China Daily via Reuters

    A resident runs on a flooded stairway as floodwater pours into an underground garage amid heavy rainfalls in Chengdu, Sichuan province, China on July 3. Warnings of further rainstorms and possible floods or landslides have been issued, Xinhua News Agency reported.

    China Daily via Reuters

    A resident carries a child on her back as she walks on a flooded street after heavy rainfalls in Chengdu on July 3.

    China Daily via Reuters

    A resident rides her tricycle as her dog follows on a flooded street in Chengdu on July 3.

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  • 24
    Mar
    2011
    8:07am, EDT

    Seeking happiness and good health, hundreds line up to cross 200-year-old bridge

    Reuters

    People cross Tai Ping Bridge as they participate in the "bridge-treading" event in Jushui town of Mianyang, Sichuan province, China on March 24. Participants throw old clothes and coins from the 200-year-old bridge into the water during the traditional annual event to seek happiness and health, according to local media.

    2 comments

    So... what did they do for good luck, happiness, health, etc. before the bridge was built?

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  • 11
    Nov
    2010
    9:29am, EST

    Jason Lee / Reuters

    Giant pandas play at Chimelong Giant Panda Center in Guangzhou Xiangjiang Safari Park, Guangdong province November 11, 2010. Six 2009-born giant pandas left their home in southwest China's Sichuan Province for Guangzhou to add cheer to November's Asian Games, Xinhua News Agency reported.

    Happy pandas

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    great picture! these giant panda's are really amazing creatures. Jermaine Naidoo Hay Kay Photography jermaine@haykay.co.za www.haykay.co.za

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