China's 'Jasmine Revolution' draws small crowds

China's 'Jasmine Revolution' draws small crowds

BEIJING, China - A bus guided by police passes through a crowd in Beijing's busy Wangfujing district on Feb. 20, 2011. Hundreds of people gathered in Beijing and other Chinese cities, apparently in response to a mysterious pro-democracy call posted on the Internet. (Kyodo)

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