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Titlu: XINHUA PHOTOS OF THE DAY

Descriere: (210302) -- BEIJING, March 2, 2021 (Xinhua) -- Students show wish cards they have received at the Experimental Primary School in Beilin District of Xi'an, northwest China's Shaanxi Province, March 1, 2021. Monday marks the first day of a new semester of middle schools and primary schools in Xi'an. (Xinhua/Liu Xiao)

Cuvinte cheie: cn

ID fotografie: 14458864

Autor: Liu Xiao

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Redactor: Xinhua

Locatie: Xian - CHINA

Dimensiune: 3491 x 2222 px

Realizat: 2021-03-01

Introdus: 2021-03-02 04:59:33

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FOTBAL - CSM POLITEHNICA IASI - FC VOLUNTARI

SILISTEA SNAGOVULUI - CEREMONIE PREMIERE - CANOTORI MEDALIATI LA CAMPIONATELE EUROPENE DE LA VARESE

GOSTINARI - ACTIUNE ECOLOGIZARE - ZIUA PAMANTULUI

BUCURESTI - CONFERINTA PRESA - USLM METROU

PALATUL PARLAMENTULUI - CONFERINTA 'EFICIENTA ENERGETICA - PROVOCARE PENTRU ANUL 2021'

PIATA VICTORIEI - PROTEST - POMPE FUNEBRE

IZVORANI - ADUNAREA GENERALA ORDINARA A COMITETULUI OLIMPIC SI SPORTIV ROMAN

IASI - CONFERINTA DE PRESA - ATENEUL NATIONAL SI OPERA NATIONALA

BUCURESTI - CONFERINTA DE PRESA - CLAUDIU NASUI

BUCURESTI - VIZITA KLAUS IOHANNIS - PARCUL NATURAL VACARESTI

SENAT - DECLARATIE DE PRESA - RADU MIHAIL

ORADEA - 1978

TULCEA - SALUPA AMBULANTA

CRAIOVA - BASCHET - SCM U CRAIOVA - CS DINAMO BUCURESTI

BUCURESTI - CONFERINTA DE PRESA - IOANA MIHAILA

PALATUL COTROCENI - DEPUNERE JURAMANT DE INVESTITURA - IOANA MIHAILA

TIMISOARA - CONFERINTA PRESA - VICTOR NEUMANN

CRAIOVA - CONFERINTA PRESA - PNL DOLJ

MIERCUREA CIUC - ORGANIZATIA 'YOUTH WITH A MISSON - MISIUNEA HOMES OF HOPE' - PROIECTUL 'PASI SPRE CASA'

BUCURESTI - CONFERINTA DE PRESA - MARCEL CIOLACU

ORADEA - CLADIREA BAZARULUI

SLUJBA DE COMEMORARE - MEMBRI SI DONATORI MARCANTI AI ACADEMIEI ROMANE

AFUMATI - CENTRUL DE VACCINARE ANTI-COVID-19

IASI - CONFERINTA PRESA - CONSILIERI LOCALI USR PLUS

AFUMATI - VIZITA KLAUS IOHANNIS - CENTRUL DE VACCINARE ANTI-COVID-19

IASI - CONFERINTA PRESA - ROMEO VATRA - COSTEL ALEXE - MARIAN USCATU

ORADEA - 1987

BUCURESTI - CONFERINTA PRESA - MINISTERUL TINERETULUI SI SPORTULUI

JUDET DOLJ - FERMA AVICOLA ROJISTE

ORADEA - 1964

BUCURESTI - PROTEST - MINISTERUL MEDIULUI, APELOR SI PADURILOR

BUCURESTI - CONFERINTA PRESA - AUR

ORADEA - 1982

SENAT - SEDINTA PLEN

BUCURESTI - LANSARE PROGRAME - RABLA CLASIC SI RABLA PLUS 2021

ORADEA - 1967

BUCURESTI - FOTBAL - FC DINAMO - FC UTA ARAD

PARLAMENT - SEDINTA - COALITIE DE GUVERNARE

PARLAMENT - VIZITA - MAIA SANDU

PALATUL PARLAMENTULUI - DECLARATII PRESA - IONUT MOSTEANU

CAMERA DEPUTATILOR - SEDINTA PLEN

PARLAMENT - BIROURI PERMANENTE - CAMERA DEPUTATILOR - SENAT

BUCURESTI - CONFERINTA DE PRESA - 'ACHIZITIONAREA UNUI SET DE MANUSCRISE SI DOCUMENTE MIRCEA ELIADE'

CRAIOVA - CONFERINTA PRESA - PNL

PALATUL PARLAMENTULUI - DECLARATII PRESA - ALEXANDRU RAFILA

CAMERA DEPUTATILOR - LUCRARI - COMISIA PENTRU INVATAMANT

ORADEA - PASAJUL CLADIRII BAZARULUI

TIMISOARA - CONFERINTA PRESA - DOMINIC FRITZ

SENAT - LUCRARI - COMISIA PENTRU APARARE, ORDINE PUBLICA SI SIGURANTA NATIONALA

CRAIOVA - BASCHET - CS DINAMO BUCURESTI - CSA STEAUA BUCURESTI

SENAT - LUCRARI - COMISIA PENTRU ROMANII DE PRETUTINDENI

CRAIOVA - BASCHET - ACS U- BANCA TRANSILVANIA CLUJ-NAPOCA - SCM U CRAIOVA

CRAIOVA - FOTBAL - FC U CRAIOVA 1948 - FC RAPID BUCURESTI

TULCEA - CONFERINTA PRESA - ASOCIATIA DE MANAGEMENT AL DESTINATIEI TURISTICE DELTA DUNARII

SENAT - SEDINTA - BIROUL PERMANENT

SENAT - SEDINTA - COMISIA JURIDICA, DE NUMIRI, DISCIPLINA, IMUNITATI SI VALIDARI

PALATUL PARLAMENTULUI - DECLARATIE PRESA - ALFRED SIMONIS

BUCURESTI - SEDINTA - BIROUL EXECUTIV AL PNL

LAURENTIU STREZA - MARIANA ANGHEL

MARIANA ANGHEL

STATIUNEA BAILE TUSNAD - 1967

STATIUNEA BAILE TUSNAD - 1965

BUCURESTI - CONFERINTA PRESA - CONSILIUL NATIONAL AL INTREPRINDERILOR PRIVATE MICI SI MIJLOCII DIN ROMANIA

BUCURESTI - CONFERINTA PRESA - STEFAN-RADU OPREA

CRAIOVA - BASCHET - CSA STEAUA BUCURESTI - SCM U CRAIOVA

STATIUNEA BAILE TUSNAD - 1966

STATIUNEA BAILE TUSNAD - 1976

STATIUNEA BAILE TUSNAD - 1990

GIURGIU - FOTBAL - FCSB - AFC BOTOSANI

CRAIOVA - BASCHET MASCULIN - U BT CLUJ - CS DINAMO BUCURESTI

CRAIOVA - VOLEI FEMININ - SCM U CRAIOVA - DACIA MIOVENI

BUCURESTI - EXPOZITIE ARTA RELIGIOASA - MUZEUL NATIONAL AL SATULUI 'DIMITRIE GUSTI'

STATIUNEA BAILE TUSNAD - 1981

STATIUNEA BAILE TUSNAD - 1979

CRAIOVA - FOTBAL - UNIVERSITATEA CRAIOVA - SEPSI OSK SFANTU GHEORGHE

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$(210205) -- XI'AN, Feb. 5, 2021 (Xinhua) -- A worker maintains a tunnel boring machine in a tunnel below ground of the Qinling Mountains in northwest China's Shaanxi Province, Feb. 4, 2021. More than 60 workers stick to their posts working in three shifts a day to guarantee the on-schedule of completion of the tunnel.\r\n Upon completion, water from the Hanjiang River, a major tributary of the Yangtze River, will flow through the 9,830-meter-long tunnel to the Weihe River, a tributary of the Yellow River, to ease water supply strains in central Shaanxi. (Xinhua/Liu Xiao)$

$(210205) -- XI'AN, Feb. 5, 2021 (Xinhua) -- Workers are silhouetted against sparkles while maintaining a tunnel boring machine in a tunnel below ground under the Qinling Mountains in northwest China's Shaanxi Province, Feb. 4, 2021. More than 60 workers stick to their posts working in three shifts a day to guarantee the on-schedule of completion of the tunnel.\r\n Upon completion, water from the Hanjiang River, a major tributary of the Yangtze River, will flow through the 9,830-meter-long tunnel to the Weihe River, a tributary of the Yellow River, to ease water supply strains in central Shaanxi. (Xinhua/Liu Xiao)$

$(210205) -- XI'AN, Feb. 5, 2021 (Xinhua) -- Workers maintain a tunnel boring machine in a tunnel below ground of the Qinling Mountains in northwest China's Shaanxi Province, Feb. 4, 2021. More than 60 workers stick to their posts working in three shifts a day to guarantee the on-schedule of completion of the tunnel.\r\n Upon completion, water from the Hanjiang River, a major tributary of the Yangtze River, will flow through the 9,830-meter-long tunnel to the Weihe River, a tributary of the Yellow River, to ease water supply strains in central Shaanxi. (Xinhua/Liu Xiao)$

2021-01-20

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2020-12-01

$(201202) -- XI'AN, Dec. 2, 2020 (Xinhua) -- Staff member Cao Ruihua does cleaning work in Silence Coffee in Xincheng District of Xi'an, northwest China's Shaanxi Province, Dec. 1, 2020. Silence Coffee, a coffee shop opened in Xi'an more than two months ago, is also a business incubator established for disabled people. Three of the four staff members in Silence Coffee are hearing-impaired baristas. They communicate with customers with sign language or typing on cellphone. Working on two shifts, all four members carried out routine work in the coffee shop including coffee making, baking, guest receiving and cleaning.\r\n Wang Lichao, manager of Silence Coffee, has learned sign language so as to better guide and 'speak' to her colleagues. Wang always encourage them at work but also gets serious when problem occurs.\r\n Luo Tian, principal of Kaiyue Vocational Training School and person-in-charge of Silence Coffee, plans to recruit some new staff members every six month in the future, though the coffee shop is still operated at a loss. Since now the shop has become a leisure place for many, Luo hoped that more disabled people could get the opportunity to learn skills and socialize with others in Silence Coffee. (Xinhua/Liu Xiao)$

$(201202) -- XI'AN, Dec. 2, 2020 (Xinhua) -- Staff members Li Tao (L) and Cao Ruihua practice sign language in Silence Coffee in Xincheng District of Xi'an, northwest China's Shaanxi Province, Dec. 1, 2020. Silence Coffee, a coffee shop opened in Xi'an more than two months ago, is also a business incubator established for disabled people. Three of the four staff members in Silence Coffee are hearing-impaired baristas. They communicate with customers with sign language or typing on cellphone. Working on two shifts, all four members carried out routine work in the coffee shop including coffee making, baking, guest receiving and cleaning.\r\n Wang Lichao, manager of Silence Coffee, has learned sign language so as to better guide and 'speak' to her colleagues. Wang always encourage them at work but also gets serious when problem occurs.\r\n Luo Tian, principal of Kaiyue Vocational Training School and person-in-charge of Silence Coffee, plans to recruit some new staff members every six month in the future, though the coffee shop is still operated at a loss. Since now the shop has become a leisure place for many, Luo hoped that more disabled people could get the opportunity to learn skills and socialize with others in Silence Coffee. (Xinhua/Liu Xiao)$

$(201202) -- XI'AN, Dec. 2, 2020 (Xinhua) -- Staff members Yao Yixuan, Wang Lichao, Cao Ruihua and Li Tao (from L to R) pose for a photo in Silence Coffee in Xincheng District of Xi'an, northwest China's Shaanxi Province, Dec. 1, 2020. Silence Coffee, a coffee shop opened in Xi'an more than two months ago, is also a business incubator established for disabled people. Three of the four staff members in Silence Coffee are hearing-impaired baristas. They communicate with customers with sign language or typing on cellphone. Working on two shifts, all four members carried out routine work in the coffee shop including coffee making, baking, guest receiving and cleaning.\r\n Wang Lichao, manager of Silence Coffee, has learned sign language so as to better guide and 'speak' to her colleagues. Wang always encourage them at work but also gets serious when problem occurs.\r\n Luo Tian, principal of Kaiyue Vocational Training School and person-in-charge of Silence Coffee, plans to recruit some new staff members every six month in the future, though the coffee shop is still operated at a loss. Since now the shop has become a leisure place for many, Luo hoped that more disabled people could get the opportunity to learn skills and socialize with others in Silence Coffee. (Xinhua/Liu Xiao)$

$(201202) -- XI'AN, Dec. 2, 2020 (Xinhua) -- Staff member Li Tao teaches customers sign language in Silence Coffee in Xincheng District of Xi'an, northwest China's Shaanxi Province, Dec. 1, 2020. Silence Coffee, a coffee shop opened in Xi'an more than two months ago, is also a business incubator established for disabled people. Three of the four staff members in Silence Coffee are hearing-impaired baristas. They communicate with customers with sign language or typing on cellphone. Working on two shifts, all four members carried out routine work in the coffee shop including coffee making, baking, guest receiving and cleaning.\r\n Wang Lichao, manager of Silence Coffee, has learned sign language so as to better guide and 'speak' to her colleagues. Wang always encourage them at work but also gets serious when problem occurs.\r\n Luo Tian, principal of Kaiyue Vocational Training School and person-in-charge of Silence Coffee, plans to recruit some new staff members every six month in the future, though the coffee shop is still operated at a loss. Since now the shop has become a leisure place for many, Luo hoped that more disabled people could get the opportunity to learn skills and socialize with others in Silence Coffee. (Xinhua/Liu Xiao)$

$(201202) -- XI'AN, Dec. 2, 2020 (Xinhua) -- Staff members Li Tao (L) and Cao Ruihua communicate with sign language in Silence Coffee in Xincheng District of Xi'an, northwest China's Shaanxi Province, Dec. 1, 2020. Silence Coffee, a coffee shop opened in Xi'an more than two months ago, is also a business incubator established for disabled people. Three of the four staff members in Silence Coffee are hearing-impaired baristas. They communicate with customers with sign language or typing on cellphone. Working on two shifts, all four members carried out routine work in the coffee shop including coffee making, baking, guest receiving and cleaning.\r\n Wang Lichao, manager of Silence Coffee, has learned sign language so as to better guide and 'speak' to her colleagues. Wang always encourage them at work but also gets serious when problem occurs.\r\n Luo Tian, principal of Kaiyue Vocational Training School and person-in-charge of Silence Coffee, plans to recruit some new staff members every six month in the future, though the coffee shop is still operated at a loss. Since now the shop has become a leisure place for many, Luo hoped that more disabled people could get the opportunity to learn skills and socialize with others in Silence Coffee. (Xinhua/Liu Xiao)$

$(201202) -- XI'AN, Dec. 2, 2020 (Xinhua) -- Staff member Yao Yixuan arranges the counter in Silence Coffee in Xincheng District of Xi'an, northwest China's Shaanxi Province, Dec. 1, 2020. Silence Coffee, a coffee shop opened in Xi'an more than two months ago, is also a business incubator established for disabled people. Three of the four staff members in Silence Coffee are hearing-impaired baristas. They communicate with customers with sign language or typing on cellphone. Working on two shifts, all four members carried out routine work in the coffee shop including coffee making, baking, guest receiving and cleaning.\r\n Wang Lichao, manager of Silence Coffee, has learned sign language so as to better guide and 'speak' to her colleagues. Wang always encourage them at work but also gets serious when problem occurs.\r\n Luo Tian, principal of Kaiyue Vocational Training School and person-in-charge of Silence Coffee, plans to recruit some new staff members every six month in the future, though the coffee shop is still operated at a loss. Since now the shop has become a leisure place for many, Luo hoped that more disabled people could get the opportunity to learn skills and socialize with others in Silence Coffee. (Xinhua/Liu Xiao)$

$(201202) -- XI'AN, Dec. 2, 2020 (Xinhua) -- Photo taken on Dec. 1, 2020 shows a cup of coffee made by staff member Li Tao in Silence Coffee in Xincheng District of Xi'an, northwest China's Shaanxi Province. Silence Coffee, a coffee shop opened in Xi'an more than two months ago, is also a business incubator established for disabled people. Three of the four staff members in Silence Coffee are hearing-impaired baristas. They communicate with customers with sign language or typing on cellphone. Working on two shifts, all four members carried out routine work in the coffee shop including coffee making, baking, guest receiving and cleaning.\r\n Wang Lichao, manager of Silence Coffee, has learned sign language so as to better guide and 'speak' to her colleagues. Wang always encourage them at work but also gets serious when problem occurs.\r\n Luo Tian, principal of Kaiyue Vocational Training School and person-in-charge of Silence Coffee, plans to recruit some new staff members every six month in the future, though the coffee shop is still operated at a loss. Since now the shop has become a leisure place for many, Luo hoped that more disabled people could get the opportunity to learn skills and socialize with others in Silence Coffee. (Xinhua/Liu Xiao)$

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