China papers report little on Nobel Peace Prize

China papers report little on Nobel Peace Prize

BEIJING, China - Photo shows the Oct. 9, 2010, issues of major Chinese newspapers carrying few headlines on the announcement that the imprisoned dissident Liu Xiaobo has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. (Kyodo)

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