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12:07, February 18, 2021

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  Railway ushers in peak of return passenger flow as Chinese New Year holiday ends

  February 17 is the last day of the 2021 Chinese New Year holiday, and trains across the country saw a peak in return passengers. The photo shows passengers arriving and leaving at the East Square of Wuhan Railway Station. (Photos: VCG)February 17 is the last day of the 2021 Chinese New Year holiday, and trains across the country saw a peak in return passengers. The photo shows passengers arriving and leaving the East Square of Wuhan Railway Station.On February 17, 2021, passengers carry their luggage at Ganyu Bus Terminal in Lianyungang City, Jiangsu, Eastern China.On February 17, 2021, passengers board a train in Shenyang, Liaoning, Northern China on the last day of the Chinese New Year holiday.On February 16, 2021, the fifth day of the first lunar month of the Chinese lunar calendar, the Spring Festival holiday came to an end, and railways in Chengdu, Leshan, Sichuan and other places ushered in a slight peak of short-distance return passengers. The photo shows passengers in Leshan Station lining up to board a train to Chengdu.On February 17, 2021, passengers walk out of the Suzhou Railway Station in Jiangsu, Eastern China.Passengers across China are returning to work as February 17 is the last day of the Chinese New Year holiday. Suzhou Railway Station, Jiangsu, Eastern China ushered in the peak of return passengers. Since most people chose to celebrate the New Year where they stay, passenger flow has been significantly reduced compared to previous years, and the train stations were relatively quiet. (Compiled by Yang Jiaqi)

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  Aviation forces on 10-kilometer training march during Spring Festival

  In the early morning on Sunday, the third day on the Chinese Lunar Calendar, an aviation regiment assembled at the sound of the whistle. Early in the morning under the rising sun, the soldiers, singing sonorously, strode out of the camp with uniform steps to embark on a training march of 10 kilometers. (Compiled by Wang Chunxiao)In the early morning on Sunday, the third day on the Chinese Lunar Calendar, an aviation regiment assembled at the sound of the whistle. Early in the morning under the rising sun, the soldiers, singing sonorously, strode out of the camp with uniform steps to embark on a training march of 10 kilometers.In the early morning on Sunday, the third day on the Chinese Lunar Calendar, an aviation regiment assembled at the sound of the whistle. Early in the morning under the rising sun, the soldiers, singing sonorously, strode out of the camp with uniform steps to embark on a training march of 10 kilometers.In the early morning on Sunday, the third day on the Chinese Lunar Calendar, an aviation regiment assembled at the sound of the whistle. Early in the morning under the rising sun, the soldiers, singing sonorously, strode out of the camp with uniform steps to embark on a training march of 10 kilometers.In the early morning on Sunday, the third day on the Chinese Lunar Calendar, an aviation regiment assembled at the sound of the whistle. Early in the morning under the rising sun, the soldiers, singing sonorously, strode out of the camp with uniform steps to embark on a training march of 10 kilometers.In the early morning on Sunday, the third day on the Chinese Lunar Calendar, an aviation regiment assembled at the sound of the whistle. Early in the morning under the rising sun, the soldiers, singing sonorously, strode out of the camp with uniform steps to embark on a training march of 10 kilometers.In the early morning on Sunday, the third day on the Chinese Lunar Calendar, an aviation regiment assembled at the sound of the whistle. Early in the morn...

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  Beijing brings holiday cheer to people staying put

  People try their hand at making traditional woodblock paintings in Beijing, Feb 13. [Photo by Zou Hong/China Daily] . A boy creates a miniature landscape along with his mother and grandmother in Beijing, Feb 13.

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  Medical workers stick to posts during Spring Festival

  Midwives take care of a newborn at the maternity ward of Urumqi Maternal and Child Health Hospital in Urumqi, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Feb. 12, 2021. With advanced equipment and sufficient personnel, Urumqi Maternal and Child Health Hospital has one of the most popular maternity wards in the region. Medical workers here stick to their posts during the Spring Festival vacation. To better control and prevent the COVID-19 pandemic, negative nucleic acid testing reports are required for all expectant mothers before they move into the ward. A maternity ward in quarantine area is also ready for emergency cases. (Photos: Xinhua)A baby born in the Year of the Ox is seen at the maternity ward of Urumqi Maternal and Child Health Hospital in Urumqi, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Feb. 12, 2021. With advanced equipment and sufficient personnel, Urumqi Maternal and Child Health Hospital has one of the most popular maternity wards in the region. Medical workers here stick to their posts during the Spring Festival vacation. To better control and prevent the COVID-19 pandemic, negative nucleic acid testing reports are required for all expectant mothers before they move into the ward. A maternity ward in quarantine area is also ready for emergency cases. Midwife Ma Hongmei takes care of a newborn at the maternity ward of Urumqi Maternal and Child Health Hospital in Urumqi, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Feb. 12, 2021. With advanced equipment and sufficient personnel, Urumqi Maternal and Child Health Hospital has one of the most popular maternity wards in the region. Medical workers here stick to their posts during the Spring Festival vacation. To better control and prevent the COVID-19 pandemic, negative nucleic acid testing reports are required for all expectant mothers before they move into the ward. A maternity ward in quarantine area is also ready for emergency cases.A baby born in the Year of the Ox is seen at...