好质感,表现出色!

质感非常好！

光影好欣赏中

质感，光影很有特色。

有金属的质感。

拍的非常漂亮！欣赏!

质感光泽都不错！

come and pick me up please.i'm in a situation here我这边有点情况.
true to form 我已经习惯了,一直都是这样
true to form ,lizan didn't show and she didn't call
a catch
i've always thought
she's qite a catch
sb's
人生若只如初见，何事秋风悲画扇？等闲变却故人心，却道故人心易变。
骊山语罢清宵半，泪雨零铃终不怨。何如薄幸锦衣郎，比翼连枝当日愿。
——————纳兰性德
在SSCI、SCI或我校确定的国内权威期刊累计发表

问题的产生不是哪个观念的产物，而是社会力量综合起作用的过程。这正是谱系学的方法。


China in lockdown as weather worsensStory Highlights
Forecasters expect three more days of bad weather in China

Nation suffering worst weather in 50 years, 300,000 stuck at Guangzhou train station

Millions heading home for the Chinese New Year holiday, which starts on February 7

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BEIJING, China (CNN) -- China's worst winter in more than half a century showed no signs of abating Wednesday as forecasters told citizens to brace for three more days of snow and sleet.


Stranded passengers wait to get into the railway station at Wuhan in central China's Hubei province

1 of 4 more photos » "The heavy snow and sleet has paralyzed transport and coal shipments, and led to travelers cramming railways stations and airports and power supply reductions in almost half of the 31 provinces and regions on the Chinese mainland," China's Xinhua news agency reported.

On Tuesday, Prime Minister Wen Jiabao apologized to the hundreds of thousands of people stranded in train stations across his country -- a rare move by a Chinese politician.

"I apologize to you all," said Wen, using a bullhorn to address stranded travelers at a train station in Hunan province. "We are currently trying our best to repair the system.

"First we'll fix the electric grid. After that, the trains will run again. ... Then all of you can go home for the Chinese New Year," the premier said, bringing applause from the crowd.

Chinese media replayed the apology several times. The unusual gesture is likely to go a long way in pacifying the anger and frustrations of the thousands stranded across the country, CNN's Jaime Florcruz said.

Chinese President Hu Jintao called an emergency meeting of the policy-making politburo and promised quick action and immediate relief for those trying to make it home.

The moves are intended to show that the government is in control and taking responsibility for the situation, Florcruz said.

The weather couldn't have come at a worse time: Millions of Chinese workers were trying to leave the cities where they work to travel home to their families for the Lunar New Year holiday, the Xinhua news agency reported, putting intense pressure on the country's transportation network. The holiday, also known as the Spring Festival, falls on February 7.

More than 177 million Chinese are expected to travel by train, and 22 million more by plane, for the holiday.

Wen flew out of Beijing en route to Hunan province on Monday night, but had to detour to neighboring Hubei province because of the bad weather. He completed his trip by train, arriving in Changsha City, Hunan's capital, on Tuesday morning, the Xinhua reported.


Brutal winter weather has pounded China's central, eastern and southern sections. In its 10-day forecast, the China Meteorological Administration said Wednesday that southwestern, eastern and southern China can expect more snow and sleet with freezing temperatures, while northern China will stay clear but windy.

More than 300,000 passengers who wanted to board trains at the Guangzhou station were stranded in the city as heavy snowfall knocked out power and greatly slowed rail operations in Hunan province, along a line serving Beijing and Guangzhou, Chinese media reported. Armed riot police were deployed to keep order. E-mail to a friend

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