Woodrow Wilson, in a letter to Mary A. Hulbert in 1913, wrote, "Power consists in one's capacity to link his will with the purpose of others, to lead by reason and a gift of cooperation." A bridge defender makes opening leads that hopefully have been chosen for a good reason, and with the cooperation of partner will lead to the demise of the contract.
Every spring, landscapes across China become tinged with vibrant and vivid colors as brighter and more cheerful hues sweep across the country's scenery. Warm sunshine bathes the central provinces and turns the leaves a brilliant green, while pink-white cherry blossoms add a dash of vitality to the roadsides in the rural north. Everywhere you travel, you can join visitors from around the world in catching a breathtaking glimpse of China's nature in transition.
The Bozader Winter Pasture in Tekes county, Ili Kazak autonomous prefecture, in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region is renowned for its pasture, but it is also notorious for its hazardous paths. So, if you are not familiar with the terrain, you can easily get confused by the hoofprints on the snow slopes.
At about 3 am on March 7, Li Heng gave birth to a little boy, weighing 7.4 pounds at the People's Hospital in Zhongmu county, in Henan province.
The installation The House of Clouds had such a romantic and dreamy atmosphere that a man successfully proposed to his girlfriend in it. It consists of hundreds of pieces of Dai (ethnic group) paper suspended from wires on seven rotating brackets.
LOS ANGELES - Perfect World's world just got a little more perfect.
Suiyang noodles are hand-made, and each strand is as thin as hair. The noodles' chewy texture and salty flavor has earned the noodles the nickname "love noodles".
In his Guanzhong dialect, "dog commander" Pan Zhengxing from Pucheng county, Shaanxi province describes his fondness for greyhounds as a hobby.
In 1056, when the Song Dynasty (960-1279) poets Su Shi and his younger brother Su Zhe traveled to the Daci Temple in Chengdu, Sichuan province, admired the mural works of Tang Dynasty (618-907) artist Lu Lengqie, calling them "sublime". There were once more than 15,500 Buddhist mural artworks held there, but unfortunately none survives today as the temple was destroyed by successive wars.
Ski jumpers and freestyle aerialists are taking their sports to new heights - and wowing the world .
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