Ten photos from across China: Nov 5 – Nov 11
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Ten photos from across China: Nov 5 – Nov 11
A pigeon perches on a post at the Palace Museum in Beijing on Nov 7, 2021. [Photo/IC]
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Folk artists perform Chun'an Bamboo Horse, a theatrical dance that uses horse-shaped props, in a wetland in Chun'an, Zhejiang province, on Nov 7. The wetland, filled with blossoming reeds and rush grass, is popular with tourists at this time of year. WANG JIANCAI/FOR CHINA DAILY
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A conjunction of the moon and Venus is captured in a photograph taken in Beijing on Nov 8. Astronomy enthusiasts tried to capture the moment as the angular distance－the visual distance between the two bodies on the celestial sphere－was relatively small. SHEN SHI/FOR CHINA DAILY
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People mourn the recent deaths of three survivors of the Nanjing Massacre at a memorial hall in Nanjing, Jiangsu province, on Nov 5. Following the deaths of Huang Liushi, Fu Zhaozeng and Ma Xiuying, the number of registered survivors of the massacre now stands at 61. YANG BO/CHINA NEWS SERVICE
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Students participate in a firefighting drill at a primary school in Handan, Hebei province, on Nov 8. The event was held to improve the children's awareness of fire safety and was part of nationwide activities marking China's National Firefighting Day, which fell on Tuesday. LI HAO/FOR CHINA DAILY
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A maintenance worker, hoisted by a crane, clears trees growing on the walls of an ancient pagoda in Xi'an, Shaanxi province, on Nov 9. The tower, 23 meters high, is nearly 600 years old. ZHANG JIE/FOR CHINA DAILY
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A rescue dog of a fire brigade in Nanchang, East China's Jiangxi province, undergoes training, including jumping through flaming hoops and crossing barriers on Nov 9. [Photo/IC]
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Four baby swans are seen swimming on a lake in Jize county, Handan city, North China's Hebei province, on Nov 9. [Photo/IC]
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A boy jumps from a "bridge" alongside a goat during a sports game at a kindergarten in Xinyu, Jiangxi province, on Nov 9. Children had fun with animals raised by the kindergarten while learning about getting along with them. ZHAO CHUNLIANG/FOR CHINA DAILY
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Birds eat the fruit in a tree in Ditan Park in Beijing on Nov 9. [Photo/IC]
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The Palace Museum is also known as The Forbidden City.
Believe it or not, I knew that. It goes back to the Ming Dynasty?
You really have to trust your crane operator to be willing to hang on the hook as they move you around the building. At least he's not up that high I could do that but when I see footage of guys working fifty stories up my stomach turns and I'm just watching on TV. I know you're dead either way but I'm only good for about 10 stories then I get Vertigo.
In Hong Kong, they still use bamboo scaffolding and it goes up numerous stories.
Any bamboo scaffolding I've seen here that is bamboo is usually only 2 or 3 floors high. Otherwise it's steel.
I'm not happy high up as well. When I was a little kid I went up to the observation floor of the highest building in my city, the 18th floor had windows from the ceiling to the floor and when I got up to the window I got down on my hands and knees. Decades later when I went to the very top deck of Toronto's CN Tower, the floor was very narrow and the windows started at the floor and jutted outwards. I repeated getting down on my hands and knees. LOL. You won't catch me stepping on one of China's glass-floor bridges.
Great photos, I really like the little kid and the goat photo.
I just woke up and checked my article and saw that something weird had happened to the first photo, so I have just replaced it.