Hong Kong squash team had a training Tuesday to prepare for the upcoming 16th Asian Games.
The volunteers from Hangzhou took part in a setting-out ceremony for the 16th Asian Games at Zhejiang University of Media and Communications on Tuesday before leaving for Guangzhou for the Games.
Yun, of South Korea, became a volunteer at the service station in Shangxiajiu Square after she came to Guangzhou in May. She helps passers-by with road directions and Asian Games information.
A group of giant pandas made their public debut on Tuesday in this Guangdong provincial capital city, as celebrations begin in the run-up to the Asian Games.
As the Asian Games approaches, the host city Guangzhou is illuminated at night as buildings in downtown areas are decorated with many Asiad-themed neon lights.
The 80th torchbearer Lao Lishi (L) and Chen Yaoguang, head of Zhanjiang municipal committee of the Communist Party of China, light the cauldron together at the end of the torch relay for the 16th Asian Games in Zhanjiang city, South China's Guangdong province, Nov 1, 2010.
Farmers pick vegetables from their field in Anqiu, East China's Shandong province, Nov 1, 2010. The vegetables will be transported to Guangzhou, where the Asian Games will be held from Nov 12 to 27.
A rule to keep nearly half of this southern city's private vehicles off the streets, part of traffic control measures to help improve air quality and ease traffic congestion during the Asian Games, took effect on Monday.
People living in Guangzhou will have the chance to visit the city's main tourism attractions free of charge by applying for a lucky draw held by the Guangzhou Tourism Bureau and some Guangzhou-based travel agencies.
Students in Xincai, Central China's Henan province, pass a special Asian Games torch they made to express their good wishes for the Guangzhou Asian Games, on Oct 19, 2010.
Children from the Children Center in Xingtai, North China's Hebei province, display their pictures of Le Yangyang, mascot of the 16th Asian Games in Guangzhou, on Oct 24, 2010. "Le Yangyang" is the leader of a group of five goats, and each of them has been given an individual name. When their names are put together, it means peace, harmony and great happiness with everything going as you wish.
A panda plays at the Xiangjiang Safari Park in Guangzhou, capital of South China's Guangdong province on Oct 28, 2010. A total of 12 pandas forming an "Asian Games Panda Group" will be available to tourist at the park starting Nov 2.