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Now and then: Chang'an Street, when people mourned for Zhou Enlai

chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2018-01-08 18:00

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This photo was taken on Jan 8, 1976, when then Premier Zhou Enlai died at age 78 in Beijing. People are carrying Premier Zhou's portrait to the Monument to the People's Heroes. [Photo/Xinhua]

Jan 8, 2018 is the 42nd anniversary of late Premier Zhou Enlai's death. Chang'an Street, where we mourned for him, takes on a new look.

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