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The winners of the 9th China International Press Photo Contest were unveiled on Monday in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang province.
China International Press Photo Contest (CHIPP) is an annual photo contest organized by China Photojournalists Society. The year 2005 saw the first contest in Shenzhen.
Photo of the Year--War & Disaster News Stories Gold Award: The Gaza Conflict
A Palestinian man kisses the hand of a dead relative in the morgue of Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, Nov. 18, 2012. This series chronicles the most recent escalation between Israel and Hamas in Gaza in Nov. 2012. [Photo: Bernat Armangue/CFP]
War & Disaster News Singles Gold Award:
A man clears rubble surrounding a young girl who was killed during a recent Syrian Air force air strike in Azaz, in the north of Aleppo, August 15, 2012. [Photo: Goran Tomasevic /REUTERS/CFP]
Daily Life Singles Gold Award: Bangladesh Prostitute
Seventeen-year-old prostitute Hashi, embraces a Babu, her "husband", inside her small room at Kandapara brothel in Tangail, a northeastern city of Bangladesh, March 4, 2012. Many young and inexperienced prostitutes have "lovers" or "husbands" who normally live outside the brothel occasionally taking money and sex from them in exchange for security in this male dominated society. She earns about 800-1000 taka daily ($9.75 - $12.19) servicing around 15-20 customers every day. [Photo: ANDREW BIRAJ/Reuters/CFP]
Sports Stories Gold Award: Bodybuilding in Afgahnistan
An increasing number of young Afghans now like to do bodybuilding and Hollywood movie stars such as Arnold Schwarzenegger becomes their role model as they do bodybuilding. Most Afghans say they are tired of guns and fighting but like the physical and mental strength of bodybuilding. However, the problem is being able to take enough calories and intake of proper amount of protein. Most Afghans can't afford the food with high protein and try to replace the nutrients with inexpensive food such as hard boiled eggs. [Photo: Majid Saeedi/CFP]
Economy Science & Technology News Stories Gold Award: Capsule-room tenant in Wuhan
A landlord of 6-storey house of over 500 square meters divideds his house into 55 capsule-rooms with independent kitchen, bathroom and cable in Wuhan, central China's Hunan province. He rents them to young people, who just go out of school and can't afford the high house price. Chen, the teenager who lives in room 507, is a Han Yang's large store's clerk. Like all the same age girl, she likes beauty, and decorate his room in order. [Photo: Zhu Xiyong/CFP]
Economy Science & Technology News Stories Gold Award: Capsule-room tenant in Wuhan
A landlord of 6-storey house of over 500 square meters divideds his house into 55 capsule-rooms with independent kitchen, bathroom and cable in Wuhan, central China's Hunan province. He rents them to young people, who just go out of school and can't afford the high house price. Zhang Xuan of room 508 is a Courier company's manager. Her colleague Hu Lihua (bed) often comes round. [Photo: Zhu Xiyong/CFP]
General News Singles Excellent Award: Sorrowful Newtown
The families of victims grieve near Sandy Hook Elementary School, where a gunman opened fire on school children and staff in Newtown, Connecticut on December 14, 2012. A heavily armed gunman opened fire on school children and staff at a Connecticut elementary school on Friday, killing at least 26 people, including 20 children, in the latest in a series of shooting rampages that have tormented the United States this year. [Photo: Adrees Latif/CFP]
General News Singles Excellent Award: Fear
A Rohingya Muslim from Myanmar (R), who tried to cross the Naf river into Bangladesh to escape sectarian violence, cries near his family before being sent back to Myanmar in a Bangladeshi Coast guard station in Teknaf, Bangladesh, on June 19, 2012. [Photo: AFP/CFP]
General News Singles Excellent Award: Refugees
A Rohingya Muslim man who fled from Myanmar to Bangladesh to avoid religious violence cries after he and others were intercepted by Bangladeshi border authorities in Taknaf, Bangladesh, June 13, 2012. Bangladesh has turned back more than 1,500 refugees in recent days. [Photo: Anurup Titu/AP/CFP]
General News Stories Gold Award: A country with violence
A man who said he was injured when attacked with a machete during an attempted robbery sits at the Catalino Rivas public hospital emergency room in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, March 10, 2012. A wave of violence has made Honduras among the most dangerous places on Earth, with a homicide rate roughly 20 times that of the U.S. rate, according to a 2011 United Nations report. [Photo: Esteban Felix/CFP]
General News Stories Gold Award: Russian immigrants in Israel
In this picture taken Nov. 9, 2012, gymnasts from Russian-speaking immigrant families warm up at a gymnastics competition organized for Israel's immigrant community, in the southern resort city of Eilat. Most of Israel's Olympic gymnasts are immigrants from the former Soviet Union. Israel has one of the world largest Russian-speaking communities outside the former Soviet Union, and the immigrants' tenacious clinging to their old way of life has transformed the Jewish state. [Photo: Oded Balilty/CFP]
General News Single Silver Award: Gay Marriage
Lu Zhong, a gay, is watched by passers-by during his gay marriage in his hometown Tuorong County, Ningde City, Fujian Province, China, Oct. 2, 2012. Gay couple, 24-year-old Lu Zhong and 20-year-old Liu Wangqiang, held a public wedding in their hometown Tuorong County. [Photo: Zhou Pinglang/CFP]
General News Single Bronze Award: A Migrant Worker��s City Night
A migrant worker has his dinner in a tent in Hefei, Anhui Province, China, July 26, 2012. The migrant workers built the skyscrapers behind but they do not have a place to live. [Photo: Wu Fang/CFP]
General News Singles Excellent Award:
Ruth Nicolaci (L) hugs her son and firefighter Lt. G. Bourne Knowles on Dec. 5, 2012. Lt. G. Bourne Knowles, a volunteer firefighter, helped to fought against the four-alarm fire which destroyed his family��s landscaping business. [Photo: Peter Pereira/AP/CFP]
People in the News & Portrait Singles Gold Award:
Souleymane Toure, 25, stands in the kitchen of his family home in Bamako, Mali, December 12, 2012. Toure, a truck driver, had his right hand amputated by the radical Islamist group MUJAO in the northern Malian city of Gao on September 14 as a punishment for stealing weapons. [Photo: Reuters/CFP]
Portrait Stories Gold Award:
Wu Xiangjun, born in 1996 in Huaihua, graduated from technical secondary school. He works as a assembly worker in a car factory in Taizhou. His internship income is 1100 yuan a month. According to statistics, there are about 200 million peasant workers who rush into cities from the countryside. Nowadays, a new group of about 40 million who were born after 1990s appear among the peasant workers. [Li Zhengyu/CFP]
Economy Science & Technology News Singles Gold Award: Auto Workshop in India
Abdul Samad, 13, carries a part of a used car engine inside an automobile workshop in Mumbai, India. [Photo: Danish Siddiqui/CFP]
Art Culture & Entertainment News Singles Silver Award: Private Troupe Dilemma
Actors of Shaanxi Suide Youth Jin Opera Troupe make up before the performance in Suide county of northwest China's Shaanxi province, August 23, 2012. The Suide Youth Jin Opera Troupe is a private local company, with nearly 40 employees. It has nearly 600 performances every year and its income barely covers its basic expenses. [Photo: Jin Liangkuai/CFP]
Monkey which catch cold are receiving treatment at experimental monkey breeding center in Hubei, China. Human being and the monkey both belong to primates. The similarity of gene, immunity, metabolic and other Physiological aspects makes monkeys good medical experimenters. The Asian monkeys are favored by foreign pharmaceutical companies and research institute because they are much cheaper than monkeys in for example Britain. [Photo: Li Feng/CFP]
Winners of 9th China International Press Photo Contest 2013
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The winners of the 9th China International Press Photo Contest were unveiled on Monday in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang province.
China International Press Photo Contest (CHIPP) is an annual photo contest organized by China Photojournalists Society. The year 2005 saw the first contest in Shenzhen.
Photo of the Year--War & Disaster News Stories Gold Award: The Gaza Conflict
A Palestinian man kisses the hand of a dead relative in the morgue of Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, Nov. 18, 2012. This series chronicles the most recent escalation between Israel and Hamas in Gaza in Nov. 2012. [Photo: Bernat Armangue/CFP]
War & Disaster News Singles Gold Award:
A man clears rubble surrounding a young girl who was killed during a recent Syrian Air force air strike in Azaz, in the north of Aleppo, August 15, 2012. [Photo: Goran Tomasevic /REUTERS/CFP]
Daily Life Singles Gold Award: Bangladesh Prostitute
Seventeen-year-old prostitute Hashi, embraces a Babu, her "husband", inside her small room at Kandapara brothel in Tangail, a northeastern city of Bangladesh, March 4, 2012. Many young and inexperienced prostitutes have "lovers" or "husbands" who normally live outside the brothel occasionally taking money and sex from them in exchange for security in this male dominated society. She earns about 800-1000 taka daily ($9.75 - $12.19) servicing around 15-20 customers every day. [Photo: ANDREW BIRAJ/Reuters/CFP]
Sports Stories Gold Award: Bodybuilding in Afgahnistan
An increasing number of young Afghans now like to do bodybuilding and Hollywood movie stars such as Arnold Schwarzenegger becomes their role model as they do bodybuilding. Most Afghans say they are tired of guns and fighting but like the physical and mental strength of bodybuilding. However, the problem is being able to take enough calories and intake of proper amount of protein. Most Afghans can't afford the food with high protein and try to replace the nutrients with inexpensive food such as hard boiled eggs. [Photo: Majid Saeedi/CFP]
Economy Science & Technology News Stories Gold Award: Capsule-room tenant in Wuhan
A landlord of 6-storey house of over 500 square meters divideds his house into 55 capsule-rooms with independent kitchen, bathroom and cable in Wuhan, central China's Hunan province. He rents them to young people, who just go out of school and can't afford the high house price. Chen, the teenager who lives in room 507, is a Han Yang's large store's clerk. Like all the same age girl, she likes beauty, and decorate his room in order. [Photo: Zhu Xiyong/CFP]
Economy Science & Technology News Stories Gold Award: Capsule-room tenant in Wuhan
A landlord of 6-storey house of over 500 square meters divideds his house into 55 capsule-rooms with independent kitchen, bathroom and cable in Wuhan, central China's Hunan province. He rents them to young people, who just go out of school and can't afford the high house price. Zhang Xuan of room 508 is a Courier company's manager. Her colleague Hu Lihua (bed) often comes round. [Photo: Zhu Xiyong/CFP]
General News Singles Excellent Award: Sorrowful Newtown
The families of victims grieve near Sandy Hook Elementary School, where a gunman opened fire on school children and staff in Newtown, Connecticut on December 14, 2012. A heavily armed gunman opened fire on school children and staff at a Connecticut elementary school on Friday, killing at least 26 people, including 20 children, in the latest in a series of shooting rampages that have tormented the United States this year. [Photo: Adrees Latif/CFP]
General News Singles Excellent Award: Fear
A Rohingya Muslim from Myanmar (R), who tried to cross the Naf river into Bangladesh to escape sectarian violence, cries near his family before being sent back to Myanmar in a Bangladeshi Coast guard station in Teknaf, Bangladesh, on June 19, 2012. [Photo: AFP/CFP]
General News Singles Excellent Award: Refugees
A Rohingya Muslim man who fled from Myanmar to Bangladesh to avoid religious violence cries after he and others were intercepted by Bangladeshi border authorities in Taknaf, Bangladesh, June 13, 2012. Bangladesh has turned back more than 1,500 refugees in recent days. [Photo: Anurup Titu/AP/CFP]
General News Stories Gold Award: A country with violence
A man who said he was injured when attacked with a machete during an attempted robbery sits at the Catalino Rivas public hospital emergency room in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, March 10, 2012. A wave of violence has made Honduras among the most dangerous places on Earth, with a homicide rate roughly 20 times that of the U.S. rate, according to a 2011 United Nations report. [Photo: Esteban Felix/CFP]
General News Stories Gold Award: Russian immigrants in Israel
In this picture taken Nov. 9, 2012, gymnasts from Russian-speaking immigrant families warm up at a gymnastics competition organized for Israel's immigrant community, in the southern resort city of Eilat. Most of Israel's Olympic gymnasts are immigrants from the former Soviet Union. Israel has one of the world largest Russian-speaking communities outside the former Soviet Union, and the immigrants' tenacious clinging to their old way of life has transformed the Jewish state. [Photo: Oded Balilty/CFP]
General News Single Silver Award: Gay Marriage
Lu Zhong, a gay, is watched by passers-by during his gay marriage in his hometown Tuorong County, Ningde City, Fujian Province, China, Oct. 2, 2012. Gay couple, 24-year-old Lu Zhong and 20-year-old Liu Wangqiang, held a public wedding in their hometown Tuorong County. [Photo: Zhou Pinglang/CFP]
General News Single Bronze Award: A Migrant Worker��s City Night
A migrant worker has his dinner in a tent in Hefei, Anhui Province, China, July 26, 2012. The migrant workers built the skyscrapers behind but they do not have a place to live. [Photo: Wu Fang/CFP]
General News Singles Excellent Award:
Ruth Nicolaci (L) hugs her son and firefighter Lt. G. Bourne Knowles on Dec. 5, 2012. Lt. G. Bourne Knowles, a volunteer firefighter, helped to fought against the four-alarm fire which destroyed his family��s landscaping business. [Photo: Peter Pereira/AP/CFP]
People in the News & Portrait Singles Gold Award:
Souleymane Toure, 25, stands in the kitchen of his family home in Bamako, Mali, December 12, 2012. Toure, a truck driver, had his right hand amputated by the radical Islamist group MUJAO in the northern Malian city of Gao on September 14 as a punishment for stealing weapons. [Photo: Reuters/CFP]
Portrait Stories Gold Award:
Wu Xiangjun, born in 1996 in Huaihua, graduated from technical secondary school. He works as a assembly worker in a car factory in Taizhou. His internship income is 1100 yuan a month. According to statistics, there are about 200 million peasant workers who rush into cities from the countryside. Nowadays, a new group of about 40 million who were born after 1990s appear among the peasant workers. [Li Zhengyu/CFP]
Economy Science & Technology News Singles Gold Award: Auto Workshop in India
Abdul Samad, 13, carries a part of a used car engine inside an automobile workshop in Mumbai, India. [Photo: Danish Siddiqui/CFP]
Art Culture & Entertainment News Singles Silver Award: Private Troupe Dilemma
Actors of Shaanxi Suide Youth Jin Opera Troupe make up before the performance in Suide county of northwest China's Shaanxi province, August 23, 2012. The Suide Youth Jin Opera Troupe is a private local company, with nearly 40 employees. It has nearly 600 performances every year and its income barely covers its basic expenses. [Photo: Jin Liangkuai/CFP]
Monkey which catch cold are receiving treatment at experimental monkey breeding center in Hubei, China. Human being and the monkey both belong to primates. The similarity of gene, immunity, metabolic and other Physiological aspects makes monkeys good medical experimenters. The Asian monkeys are favored by foreign pharmaceutical companies and research institute because they are much cheaper than monkeys in for example Britain. [Photo: Li Feng/CFP]