China week in pictures | October 30 - November 5, 2021

A weekly picture selection of other news, events or sights in China...

𝟭. November 3 – A rehabilitation training center opened in Chamdo city in #Tibet autonomous region, the first physical rehabilitation training center in this area for disabled children. Located in the Chamdo City Special School, the establishment of the center is jointly launched by the Tianjin TIANTI Youth Sports Public Welfare Development Center, the Tianjin University of Sport and the Chamdo City Education and Sports Bureau.

𝟮. November 1 – Workers are busy packaging goods at an e-commerce industrial zone in Lianyungang, #Jiangsu province, as China's Singles Day shopping festival begins.

𝟯. November 2 – Zhejiang University Museum of Art and Archaeology in #Hangzhou, #Zhejiang province features 3D-printed collections of ancient Chinese sites and paintings. This is a re-creation of Cave 57 of the Mogao Grottoes－a renowned site containing Buddhist art in #Dunhuang, #Gansu province.

𝟰. November 4 – The Beijing education commission asked all primary and middle schools, as well as training institutions in the city to suspend outdoor activities as #Beijing , #Tianjin and other places in North China issued a yellow alert for severe air pollution. Beijing reported 206 good air days in the first nine months of the year. The average monthly reading for PM2.5 fell to an average of 33 micrograms per cubic meter in the first three quarters of the year.

𝟱. October 31 – Halloween party in a pet-exclusive restaurant in #Beijing.

𝟲. November 4 – The 4th China International Import Expo (CIIE) kicked off in #Shanghai. Nearly 3,000 companies from 127 countries and regions will attend the 4th CIIE, according to the organizer. A total of 58 countries and three international organizations will also join the online country exhibition during the expo, with 15 countries making their debut. The exhibition will last until November 10.

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