Beijing before Spring Festival

BEIJING, China - Residents light fireworks in Beijing on Jan. 30, 2014, on the Eve of the Chinese Lunar New Year. Chinese authorities have called for people to refrain from lighting fireworks for the Spring Festival to curb air pollution.

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