Spring Festival photos from readers [Part V]

Here are some photos about the Spring Festival that we received from our readers. You are welcome to share your photoswith us.

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Here are some photos we received. This isPart V. Click here to see PartI,Part II, Part IIIand Part IV.



Photo taken on Jan 30, 2011 by Liu Jianguo in Zhuhai, South China's Guangdong province.

A food vendor shows a yummy Chinese steam bun at the Longtan temple fair in Beijing, China, on Feb7th, 2011. [Photo by Ken Testing]

A bride and groom take a rest during their wedding photo shoot on Feb 14, Valentine's Day, at Dafushan Forest Park in Guangzhou. [Photo by Lai Feifei]


Visitors enjoy a folk performance at Ditan park temple fair in Beijing, on Feb 4th, 2011. [Photo by Ken Testing]

Photo taken atXueXiang, know as China Snow Town, inHarbin, Jan 24, 2011. [Photo by Fred Hugo Erdmann]

Photo taken at XueXiang, know as China Snow Town, in Harbin, ! Jan 24, 2011. [Photo by Fred Hugo Erdmann]

Two couples cross the streeton Beijing Road on Feb 14, 2011. [Photo taken by Lai Feifei]

A mother and son take a new year photo in Lianyungang, East China's Jiangsu province. [Photo by Kevin Wang]

Photo taken at Qinghuai River, Nanjing, the capital of East China's Jiangsu province on Feb 4, 2011. [Photo by David Jones]

People visit a beach in Sanya, South China's Hainan province on Feb 4, 2011. Hainan was a hot tourist spot during the Spring Festival holiday. [Photo by Liu Jianguo]


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