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China embraces May Day Holiday

www.chinanews.cn 2007-05-04 14:52:39

Tourists visit the Forbidden City during the May Day holiday in Beijing
May 3, 2007. The ongoing May Day Golden Week holidays will see an
estimated 150 million people travelling across the country.

Tourists visit the Tiananmen Square during the May Day holiday in Beijing
May 3, 2007. The ongoing May Day Golden Week holidays will see an
estimated 150 million people travelling across the country.

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