Milan-Cortina 2026 Flame Lighting Ceremony - Greece

Milan-Cortina 2026 Flame Lighting Ceremony - Greece

An actress carries a pot with the flame during the Olympic flame lighting ceremony for the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games in Ancient Olympia, Greece, on November 26, 2025. Photo by Xinhua/Li Jing/ABACAPRESS.COM

Milan-Cortina 2026 Flame Lighting Ceremony - Greece

Milan-Cortina 2026 Flame Lighting Ceremony - Greece

An actress carries a pot with the flame during the Olympic flame lighting ceremony for the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games in Ancient Olympia, Greece, on November 26, 2025. Photo by Xinhua/Li Jing/ABACAPRESS.COM

Milan-Cortina 2026 Flame Lighting Ceremony - Greece

Milan-Cortina 2026 Flame Lighting Ceremony - Greece

An actress carries a pot with the flame during the dress rehearsal of the Olympic flame lighting ceremony for the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games in Ancient Olympia, Greece, on November 24, 2025. Photo by Xinhua/Li Jing/ABACAPRESS.COM

Milan-Cortina 2026 Flame Lighting Ceremony - Greece

Milan-Cortina 2026 Flame Lighting Ceremony - Greece

An actress carries a pot with the flame during the Olympic flame lighting ceremony for the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games in Ancient Olympia, Greece, on November 26, 2025. Photo by Xinhua/Li Jing/ABACAPRESS.COM

Milan-Cortina 2026 Flame Lighting Ceremony - Greece

Milan-Cortina 2026 Flame Lighting Ceremony - Greece

An actress carries a pot with the flame during the dress rehearsal of the Olympic flame lighting ceremony for the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games in Ancient Olympia, Greece, on November 24, 2025. Photo by Xinhua/Li Jing/ABACAPRESS.COM

Drinking Water Crisis in Bangladesh

Drinking Water Crisis in Bangladesh

A man carry a large pot collect water from a deep tube-well in Bakalia area. Most local tube-wells are saline or iron-contaminated, For drinking water, people rely on limited rainwater and private motor pumps. on November 6, 2025 in Chattogram, Bangladesh. Photo by Md Rafayat Haque Khan/ Eyepix Group/ABACAPRESS.COM

Meal and Water Distribution in Gaza

Meal and Water Distribution in Gaza

A woman sits on the ground beside a pot of cooked food and piles of belongings in the Mawasi area of Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip, on September 2, 2025. Severe shortages of basic supplies and limited aid deliveries have forced thousands of families to rely on community kitchen. Photo by Abdelrahman Rashad/Middle East images/ABACAPRESS.COM

China: Fish Jumps From Boiling Pot, Topples Stove in Jiangsu

A video shot on January 27, 2025, in Jiangsu captured the shocking moment when a fish, already placed in boiling water, suddenly sprang to life and jumped out of the pot. Its sudden movements were so strong that the pot tipped off the stove. A man quickly grabbed the lid and tried to cover the fish to prevent further chaos.

Indian Potter Gives Final Touches to Karva Pot - Ajmer

Indian Potter Gives Final Touches to Karva Pot - Ajmer

Indian Potter gives final touches to karva pot ahead of the Karva Chauth festival in Ajmer, India on September 29, 2025. Photo by ABACAPRESS.COM

Indian Potter Gives Final Touches to Karva Pot - Ajmer

Indian Potter Gives Final Touches to Karva Pot - Ajmer

Indian Potter gives final touches to karva pot ahead of the Karva Chauth festival in Ajmer, India on September 29, 2025. Photo by ABACAPRESS.COM

Indian Potter Gives Final Touches to Karva Pot - Ajmer

Indian Potter Gives Final Touches to Karva Pot - Ajmer

Indian Potter gives final touches to karva pot ahead of the Karva Chauth festival in Ajmer, India on September 29, 2025. Photo by ABACAPRESS.COM

Indian Potter Gives Final Touches to Karva Pot - Ajmer

Indian Potter Gives Final Touches to Karva Pot - Ajmer

Indian Potter gives final touches to karva pot ahead of the Karva Chauth festival in Ajmer, India on September 29, 2025. Photo by ABACAPRESS.COM

Indian Potter Gives Final Touches to Karva Pot - Ajmer

Indian Potter Gives Final Touches to Karva Pot - Ajmer

Indian Potter gives final touches to karva pot ahead of the Karva Chauth festival in Ajmer, India on September 29, 2025. Photo by ABACAPRESS.COM

Indian Potter Gives Final Touches to Karva Pot - Ajmer

Indian Potter Gives Final Touches to Karva Pot - Ajmer

Indian Potter gives final touches to karva pot ahead of the Karva Chauth festival in Ajmer, India on September 29, 2025. Photo by ABACAPRESS.COM

Indian Potter Gives Final Touches to Karva Pot - Ajmer

Indian Potter Gives Final Touches to Karva Pot - Ajmer

Indian Potter gives final touches to karva pot ahead of the Karva Chauth festival in Ajmer, India on September 29, 2025. Photo by ABACAPRESS.COM

Indian Potter Gives Final Touches to Karva Pot - Ajmer

Indian Potter Gives Final Touches to Karva Pot - Ajmer

Indian Potter gives final touches to karva pot ahead of the Karva Chauth festival in Ajmer, India on September 29, 2025. Photo by ABACAPRESS.COM

Indian Potter Gives Final Touches to Karva Pot - Ajmer

Indian Potter Gives Final Touches to Karva Pot - Ajmer

Indian Potter gives final touches to karva pot ahead of the Karva Chauth festival in Ajmer, India on September 29, 2025. Photo by ABACAPRESS.COM

Chanting In Support of Sumud Flotilla - Spain

Chanting In Support of Sumud Flotilla - Spain

Dozens of people during a pot-banging in support of the Sumud Flotilla on its way to Gaza, at the headquarters of the Government Delegation, on September 18, 2025, in Ceuta, Spain. Ceuta lived a new protest in solidarity with Palestine, organized by the political formation Ceuta Ya! which brought together hundreds of people who rang pots and pans and chanted slogans against Israel to denounce the blockade of Gaza and support the Freedom Flotilla, which departed weeks ago from Barcelona with humanitarian aid. During the event, a manifesto was read, accusing Israel of committing genocide and citing United Nations figures that warn of a much higher death toll than officially recognized. Photo by Antonio Sempere/EuropaPress/ABACAPRESS.COM

Chanting In Support of Sumud Flotilla - Spain

Chanting In Support of Sumud Flotilla - Spain

Dozens of people during a pot-banging in support of the Sumud Flotilla on its way to Gaza, at the headquarters of the Government Delegation, on September 18, 2025, in Ceuta, Spain. Ceuta lived a new protest in solidarity with Palestine, organized by the political formation Ceuta Ya! which brought together hundreds of people who rang pots and pans and chanted slogans against Israel to denounce the blockade of Gaza and support the Freedom Flotilla, which departed weeks ago from Barcelona with humanitarian aid. During the event, a manifesto was read, accusing Israel of committing genocide and citing United Nations figures that warn of a much higher death toll than officially recognized. Photo by Antonio Sempere/EuropaPress/ABACAPRESS.COM

Chanting In Support of Sumud Flotilla - Spain

Chanting In Support of Sumud Flotilla - Spain

Dozens of people during a pot-banging in support of the Sumud Flotilla on its way to Gaza, at the headquarters of the Government Delegation, on September 18, 2025, in Ceuta, Spain. Ceuta lived a new protest in solidarity with Palestine, organized by the political formation Ceuta Ya! which brought together hundreds of people who rang pots and pans and chanted slogans against Israel to denounce the blockade of Gaza and support the Freedom Flotilla, which departed weeks ago from Barcelona with humanitarian aid. During the event, a manifesto was read, accusing Israel of committing genocide and citing United Nations figures that warn of a much higher death toll than officially recognized. Photo by Antonio Sempere/EuropaPress/ABACAPRESS.COM

Chanting In Support of Sumud Flotilla - Spain

Chanting In Support of Sumud Flotilla - Spain

Dozens of people during a pot-banging in support of the Sumud Flotilla on its way to Gaza, at the headquarters of the Government Delegation, on September 18, 2025, in Ceuta, Spain. Ceuta lived a new protest in solidarity with Palestine, organized by the political formation Ceuta Ya! which brought together hundreds of people who rang pots and pans and chanted slogans against Israel to denounce the blockade of Gaza and support the Freedom Flotilla, which departed weeks ago from Barcelona with humanitarian aid. During the event, a manifesto was read, accusing Israel of committing genocide and citing United Nations figures that warn of a much higher death toll than officially recognized. Photo by Antonio Sempere/EuropaPress/ABACAPRESS.COM

Chanting In Support of Sumud Flotilla - Spain

Chanting In Support of Sumud Flotilla - Spain

Dozens of people during a pot-banging in support of the Sumud Flotilla on its way to Gaza, at the headquarters of the Government Delegation, on September 18, 2025, in Ceuta, Spain. Ceuta lived a new protest in solidarity with Palestine, organized by the political formation Ceuta Ya! which brought together hundreds of people who rang pots and pans and chanted slogans against Israel to denounce the blockade of Gaza and support the Freedom Flotilla, which departed weeks ago from Barcelona with humanitarian aid. During the event, a manifesto was read, accusing Israel of committing genocide and citing United Nations figures that warn of a much higher death toll than officially recognized. Photo by Antonio Sempere/EuropaPress/ABACAPRESS.COM

Chanting In Support of Sumud Flotilla - Spain

Chanting In Support of Sumud Flotilla - Spain

Dozens of people during a pot-banging in support of the Sumud Flotilla on its way to Gaza, at the headquarters of the Government Delegation, on September 18, 2025, in Ceuta, Spain. Ceuta lived a new protest in solidarity with Palestine, organized by the political formation Ceuta Ya! which brought together hundreds of people who rang pots and pans and chanted slogans against Israel to denounce the blockade of Gaza and support the Freedom Flotilla, which departed weeks ago from Barcelona with humanitarian aid. During the event, a manifesto was read, accusing Israel of committing genocide and citing United Nations figures that warn of a much higher death toll than officially recognized. Photo by Antonio Sempere/EuropaPress/ABACAPRESS.COM

Chanting In Support of Sumud Flotilla - Spain

Chanting In Support of Sumud Flotilla - Spain

Dozens of people during a pot-banging in support of the Sumud Flotilla on its way to Gaza, at the headquarters of the Government Delegation, on September 18, 2025, in Ceuta, Spain. Ceuta lived a new protest in solidarity with Palestine, organized by the political formation Ceuta Ya! which brought together hundreds of people who rang pots and pans and chanted slogans against Israel to denounce the blockade of Gaza and support the Freedom Flotilla, which departed weeks ago from Barcelona with humanitarian aid. During the event, a manifesto was read, accusing Israel of committing genocide and citing United Nations figures that warn of a much higher death toll than officially recognized. Photo by Antonio Sempere/EuropaPress/ABACAPRESS.COM

Chanting In Support of Sumud Flotilla - Spain

Chanting In Support of Sumud Flotilla - Spain

Dozens of people during a pot-banging in support of the Sumud Flotilla on its way to Gaza, at the headquarters of the Government Delegation, on September 18, 2025, in Ceuta, Spain. Ceuta lived a new protest in solidarity with Palestine, organized by the political formation Ceuta Ya! which brought together hundreds of people who rang pots and pans and chanted slogans against Israel to denounce the blockade of Gaza and support the Freedom Flotilla, which departed weeks ago from Barcelona with humanitarian aid. During the event, a manifesto was read, accusing Israel of committing genocide and citing United Nations figures that warn of a much higher death toll than officially recognized. Photo by Antonio Sempere/EuropaPress/ABACAPRESS.COM

Chanting In Support of Sumud Flotilla - Spain

Chanting In Support of Sumud Flotilla - Spain

Dozens of people during a pot-banging in support of the Sumud Flotilla on its way to Gaza, at the headquarters of the Government Delegation, on September 18, 2025, in Ceuta, Spain. Ceuta lived a new protest in solidarity with Palestine, organized by the political formation Ceuta Ya! which brought together hundreds of people who rang pots and pans and chanted slogans against Israel to denounce the blockade of Gaza and support the Freedom Flotilla, which departed weeks ago from Barcelona with humanitarian aid. During the event, a manifesto was read, accusing Israel of committing genocide and citing United Nations figures that warn of a much higher death toll than officially recognized. Photo by Antonio Sempere/EuropaPress/ABACAPRESS.COM

Chanting In Support of Sumud Flotilla - Spain

Chanting In Support of Sumud Flotilla - Spain

Dozens of people during a pot-banging in support of the Sumud Flotilla on its way to Gaza, at the headquarters of the Government Delegation, on September 18, 2025, in Ceuta, Spain. Ceuta lived a new protest in solidarity with Palestine, organized by the political formation Ceuta Ya! which brought together hundreds of people who rang pots and pans and chanted slogans against Israel to denounce the blockade of Gaza and support the Freedom Flotilla, which departed weeks ago from Barcelona with humanitarian aid. During the event, a manifesto was read, accusing Israel of committing genocide and citing United Nations figures that warn of a much higher death toll than officially recognized. Photo by Antonio Sempere/EuropaPress/ABACAPRESS.COM

Chanting In Support of Sumud Flotilla - Spain

Chanting In Support of Sumud Flotilla - Spain

Dozens of people during a pot-banging in support of the Sumud Flotilla on its way to Gaza, at the headquarters of the Government Delegation, on September 18, 2025, in Ceuta, Spain. Ceuta lived a new protest in solidarity with Palestine, organized by the political formation Ceuta Ya! which brought together hundreds of people who rang pots and pans and chanted slogans against Israel to denounce the blockade of Gaza and support the Freedom Flotilla, which departed weeks ago from Barcelona with humanitarian aid. During the event, a manifesto was read, accusing Israel of committing genocide and citing United Nations figures that warn of a much higher death toll than officially recognized. Photo by Antonio Sempere/EuropaPress/ABACAPRESS.COM

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Ahmat Mollaq performs the Samawar dance in the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Aug. 4, 2025. In the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Parhat Emin performs the Samawar (a Uygur term meaning "tea set") dance, a traditional Uygur greeting dance with a history dating back to the millennium-old ancient Qiuci State. His eyes shine brightly, and his smile is warm and welcoming. With a bronze pot and porcelain bowls balanced steadily on a plate over his head, his body spins smoothly, and his feet move as lightly as the wind. As he dances gracefully to the rhythm of traditional Uygur music, the surrounding audience burst into cheers from time to time. Kuqa, where the ancient Qiuci State was mainly located, was a vital hub along the ancient Silk Road, bustling with merchants and the tinkle of camel bells. Today the Qiuci Alley is a popular tourist destination in Kuqa. From noon till midnight every day, dances including the Samawar

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Parhat Emin (C) teaches young dancers the move of Samawar dance in the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, July 22, 2025. In the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Parhat Emin performs the Samawar (a Uygur term meaning "tea set") dance, a traditional Uygur greeting dance with a history dating back to the millennium-old ancient Qiuci State. His eyes shine brightly, and his smile is warm and welcoming. With a bronze pot and porcelain bowls balanced steadily on a plate over his head, his body spins smoothly, and his feet move as lightly as the wind. As he dances gracefully to the rhythm of traditional Uygur music, the surrounding audience burst into cheers from time to time. Kuqa, where the ancient Qiuci State was mainly located, was a vital hub along the ancient Silk Road, bustling with merchants and the tinkle of camel bells. Today the Qiuci Alley is a popular tourist destination in Kuqa. From noon till midnight every day, dan

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Artists perform the Samawar dance at the Grand Bazaar in Urumqi, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Sept. 9, 2025. In the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Parhat Emin performs the Samawar (a Uygur term meaning "tea set") dance, a traditional Uygur greeting dance with a history dating back to the millennium-old ancient Qiuci State. His eyes shine brightly, and his smile is warm and welcoming. With a bronze pot and porcelain bowls balanced steadily on a plate over his head, his body spins smoothly, and his feet move as lightly as the wind. As he dances gracefully to the rhythm of traditional Uygur music, the surrounding audience burst into cheers from time to time. Kuqa, where the ancient Qiuci State was mainly located, was a vital hub along the ancient Silk Road, bustling with merchants and the tinkle of camel bells. Today the Qiuci Alley is a popular tourist destination in Kuqa. From noon till midnight every day, dances including the Samawar are pe

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Performers participate in a wedding ceremony in the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, July 22, 2025. In the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Parhat Emin performs the Samawar (a Uygur term meaning "tea set") dance, a traditional Uygur greeting dance with a history dating back to the millennium-old ancient Qiuci State. His eyes shine brightly, and his smile is warm and welcoming. With a bronze pot and porcelain bowls balanced steadily on a plate over his head, his body spins smoothly, and his feet move as lightly as the wind. As he dances gracefully to the rhythm of traditional Uygur music, the surrounding audience burst into cheers from time to time. Kuqa, where the ancient Qiuci State was mainly located, was a vital hub along the ancient Silk Road, bustling with merchants and the tinkle of camel bells. Today the Qiuci Alley is a popular tourist destination in Kuqa. From noon till midnight every day, dances including the S

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

A senior artist performs the Samawar dance in the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Aug. 4, 2025. In the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Parhat Emin performs the Samawar (a Uygur term meaning "tea set") dance, a traditional Uygur greeting dance with a history dating back to the millennium-old ancient Qiuci State. His eyes shine brightly, and his smile is warm and welcoming. With a bronze pot and porcelain bowls balanced steadily on a plate over his head, his body spins smoothly, and his feet move as lightly as the wind. As he dances gracefully to the rhythm of traditional Uygur music, the surrounding audience burst into cheers from time to time. Kuqa, where the ancient Qiuci State was mainly located, was a vital hub along the ancient Silk Road, bustling with merchants and the tinkle of camel bells. Today the Qiuci Alley is a popular tourist destination in Kuqa. From noon till midnight every day, dances including the Sama

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Parhat Emin performs the Samawar dance in the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, July 22, 2025. In the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Parhat Emin performs the Samawar (a Uygur term meaning "tea set") dance, a traditional Uygur greeting dance with a history dating back to the millennium-old ancient Qiuci State. His eyes shine brightly, and his smile is warm and welcoming. With a bronze pot and porcelain bowls balanced steadily on a plate over his head, his body spins smoothly, and his feet move as lightly as the wind. As he dances gracefully to the rhythm of traditional Uygur music, the surrounding audience burst into cheers from time to time. Kuqa, where the ancient Qiuci State was mainly located, was a vital hub along the ancient Silk Road, bustling with merchants and the tinkle of camel bells. Today the Qiuci Alley is a popular tourist destination in Kuqa. From noon till midnight every day, dances including the Samawar

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Parhat Emin takes a break in the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, July 22, 2025. In the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Parhat Emin performs the Samawar (a Uygur term meaning "tea set") dance, a traditional Uygur greeting dance with a history dating back to the millennium-old ancient Qiuci State. His eyes shine brightly, and his smile is warm and welcoming. With a bronze pot and porcelain bowls balanced steadily on a plate over his head, his body spins smoothly, and his feet move as lightly as the wind. As he dances gracefully to the rhythm of traditional Uygur music, the surrounding audience burst into cheers from time to time. Kuqa, where the ancient Qiuci State was mainly located, was a vital hub along the ancient Silk Road, bustling with merchants and the tinkle of camel bells. Today the Qiuci Alley is a popular tourist destination in Kuqa. From noon till midnight every day, dances including the Samawar are performe

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Parhat Emin arranges bowls for performing the Samawar dance in the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, July 22, 2025. In the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Parhat Emin performs the Samawar (a Uygur term meaning "tea set") dance, a traditional Uygur greeting dance with a history dating back to the millennium-old ancient Qiuci State. His eyes shine brightly, and his smile is warm and welcoming. With a bronze pot and porcelain bowls balanced steadily on a plate over his head, his body spins smoothly, and his feet move as lightly as the wind. As he dances gracefully to the rhythm of traditional Uygur music, the surrounding audience burst into cheers from time to time. Kuqa, where the ancient Qiuci State was mainly located, was a vital hub along the ancient Silk Road, bustling with merchants and the tinkle of camel bells. Today the Qiuci Alley is a popular tourist destination in Kuqa. From noon till midnight every day, dances

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Parhat Emin (C) poses for a photo with tourists after performing the Samawar dance in the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, July 22, 2025. In the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Parhat Emin performs the Samawar (a Uygur term meaning "tea set") dance, a traditional Uygur greeting dance with a history dating back to the millennium-old ancient Qiuci State. His eyes shine brightly, and his smile is warm and welcoming. With a bronze pot and porcelain bowls balanced steadily on a plate over his head, his body spins smoothly, and his feet move as lightly as the wind. As he dances gracefully to the rhythm of traditional Uygur music, the surrounding audience burst into cheers from time to time. Kuqa, where the ancient Qiuci State was mainly located, was a vital hub along the ancient Silk Road, bustling with merchants and the tinkle of camel bells. Today the Qiuci Alley is a popular tourist destination in Kuqa. From noon till midn

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Parhat Emin (1st R) teaches young dancers the move of Samawar dance in the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, July 22, 2025. In the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Parhat Emin performs the Samawar (a Uygur term meaning "tea set") dance, a traditional Uygur greeting dance with a history dating back to the millennium-old ancient Qiuci State. His eyes shine brightly, and his smile is warm and welcoming. With a bronze pot and porcelain bowls balanced steadily on a plate over his head, his body spins smoothly, and his feet move as lightly as the wind. As he dances gracefully to the rhythm of traditional Uygur music, the surrounding audience burst into cheers from time to time. Kuqa, where the ancient Qiuci State was mainly located, was a vital hub along the ancient Silk Road, bustling with merchants and the tinkle of camel bells. Today the Qiuci Alley is a popular tourist destination in Kuqa. From noon till midnight every day,

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Parhat Emin performs the Samawar dance in the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, July 22, 2025. In the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Parhat Emin performs the Samawar (a Uygur term meaning "tea set") dance, a traditional Uygur greeting dance with a history dating back to the millennium-old ancient Qiuci State. His eyes shine brightly, and his smile is warm and welcoming. With a bronze pot and porcelain bowls balanced steadily on a plate over his head, his body spins smoothly, and his feet move as lightly as the wind. As he dances gracefully to the rhythm of traditional Uygur music, the surrounding audience burst into cheers from time to time. Kuqa, where the ancient Qiuci State was mainly located, was a vital hub along the ancient Silk Road, bustling with merchants and the tinkle of camel bells. Today the Qiuci Alley is a popular tourist destination in Kuqa. From noon till midnight every day, dances including the Samawar

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Parhat Emin performs the Samawar dance in the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, July 22, 2025. In the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Parhat Emin performs the Samawar (a Uygur term meaning "tea set") dance, a traditional Uygur greeting dance with a history dating back to the millennium-old ancient Qiuci State. His eyes shine brightly, and his smile is warm and welcoming. With a bronze pot and porcelain bowls balanced steadily on a plate over his head, his body spins smoothly, and his feet move as lightly as the wind. As he dances gracefully to the rhythm of traditional Uygur music, the surrounding audience burst into cheers from time to time. Kuqa, where the ancient Qiuci State was mainly located, was a vital hub along the ancient Silk Road, bustling with merchants and the tinkle of camel bells. Today the Qiuci Alley is a popular tourist destination in Kuqa. From noon till midnight every day, dances including the Samawar

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Parhat Emin (C) performs the Samawar dance in the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, July 22, 2025. In the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Parhat Emin performs the Samawar (a Uygur term meaning "tea set") dance, a traditional Uygur greeting dance with a history dating back to the millennium-old ancient Qiuci State. His eyes shine brightly, and his smile is warm and welcoming. With a bronze pot and porcelain bowls balanced steadily on a plate over his head, his body spins smoothly, and his feet move as lightly as the wind. As he dances gracefully to the rhythm of traditional Uygur music, the surrounding audience burst into cheers from time to time. Kuqa, where the ancient Qiuci State was mainly located, was a vital hub along the ancient Silk Road, bustling with merchants and the tinkle of camel bells. Today the Qiuci Alley is a popular tourist destination in Kuqa. From noon till midnight every day, dances including the Sam

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Parhat Emin performs the Samawar dance in the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, July 22, 2025. In the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Parhat Emin performs the Samawar (a Uygur term meaning "tea set") dance, a traditional Uygur greeting dance with a history dating back to the millennium-old ancient Qiuci State. His eyes shine brightly, and his smile is warm and welcoming. With a bronze pot and porcelain bowls balanced steadily on a plate over his head, his body spins smoothly, and his feet move as lightly as the wind. As he dances gracefully to the rhythm of traditional Uygur music, the surrounding audience burst into cheers from time to time. Kuqa, where the ancient Qiuci State was mainly located, was a vital hub along the ancient Silk Road, bustling with merchants and the tinkle of camel bells. Today the Qiuci Alley is a popular tourist destination in Kuqa. From noon till midnight every day, dances including the Samawar

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Parhat Emin (R) teaches young dancers the move of Samawar dance in the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, July 22, 2025. In the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Parhat Emin performs the Samawar (a Uygur term meaning "tea set") dance, a traditional Uygur greeting dance with a history dating back to the millennium-old ancient Qiuci State. His eyes shine brightly, and his smile is warm and welcoming. With a bronze pot and porcelain bowls balanced steadily on a plate over his head, his body spins smoothly, and his feet move as lightly as the wind. As he dances gracefully to the rhythm of traditional Uygur music, the surrounding audience burst into cheers from time to time. Kuqa, where the ancient Qiuci State was mainly located, was a vital hub along the ancient Silk Road, bustling with merchants and the tinkle of camel bells. Today the Qiuci Alley is a popular tourist destination in Kuqa. From noon till midnight every day, dan

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

This photo shows a view of the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, July 22, 2025. In the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Parhat Emin performs the Samawar (a Uygur term meaning "tea set") dance, a traditional Uygur greeting dance with a history dating back to the millennium-old ancient Qiuci State. His eyes shine brightly, and his smile is warm and welcoming. With a bronze pot and porcelain bowls balanced steadily on a plate over his head, his body spins smoothly, and his feet move as lightly as the wind. As he dances gracefully to the rhythm of traditional Uygur music, the surrounding audience burst into cheers from time to time. Kuqa, where the ancient Qiuci State was mainly located, was a vital hub along the ancient Silk Road, bustling with merchants and the tinkle of camel bells. Today the Qiuci Alley is a popular tourist destination in Kuqa. From noon till midnight every day, dances including the Samawar are performed

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

An artist performs the Samawar dance at the Grand Bazaar in Urumqi, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Sept. 9, 2025. In the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Parhat Emin performs the Samawar (a Uygur term meaning "tea set") dance, a traditional Uygur greeting dance with a history dating back to the millennium-old ancient Qiuci State. His eyes shine brightly, and his smile is warm and welcoming. With a bronze pot and porcelain bowls balanced steadily on a plate over his head, his body spins smoothly, and his feet move as lightly as the wind. As he dances gracefully to the rhythm of traditional Uygur music, the surrounding audience burst into cheers from time to time. Kuqa, where the ancient Qiuci State was mainly located, was a vital hub along the ancient Silk Road, bustling with merchants and the tinkle of camel bells. Today the Qiuci Alley is a popular tourist destination in Kuqa. From noon till midnight every day, dances including the Samawar are

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Parhat Emin performs the Samawar dance in the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, July 22, 2025. In the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Parhat Emin performs the Samawar (a Uygur term meaning "tea set") dance, a traditional Uygur greeting dance with a history dating back to the millennium-old ancient Qiuci State. His eyes shine brightly, and his smile is warm and welcoming. With a bronze pot and porcelain bowls balanced steadily on a plate over his head, his body spins smoothly, and his feet move as lightly as the wind. As he dances gracefully to the rhythm of traditional Uygur music, the surrounding audience burst into cheers from time to time. Kuqa, where the ancient Qiuci State was mainly located, was a vital hub along the ancient Silk Road, bustling with merchants and the tinkle of camel bells. Today the Qiuci Alley is a popular tourist destination in Kuqa. From noon till midnight every day, dances including the Samawar

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Samawar Dance Performance In Urumqi - China

Parhat Emin performs the Samawar dance in the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, July 22, 2025. In the Qiuci Alley of Kuqa City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Parhat Emin performs the Samawar (a Uygur term meaning "tea set") dance, a traditional Uygur greeting dance with a history dating back to the millennium-old ancient Qiuci State. His eyes shine brightly, and his smile is warm and welcoming. With a bronze pot and porcelain bowls balanced steadily on a plate over his head, his body spins smoothly, and his feet move as lightly as the wind. As he dances gracefully to the rhythm of traditional Uygur music, the surrounding audience burst into cheers from time to time. Kuqa, where the ancient Qiuci State was mainly located, was a vital hub along the ancient Silk Road, bustling with merchants and the tinkle of camel bells. Today the Qiuci Alley is a popular tourist destination in Kuqa. From noon till midnight every day, dances including the Samawar

Hot Pot in An Air Raid Shelter in Xi'an

Hot Pot in An Air Raid Shelter in Xi'an

Citizens consume hot pot in an air raid shelter in Xi'an, Shaanxi, China on August 31, 2025.

Hot Pot in An Air Raid Shelter in Xi'an

Hot Pot in An Air Raid Shelter in Xi'an

Citizens consume hot pot in an air raid shelter in Xi'an, Shaanxi, China on August 31, 2025.

Hot Pot in An Air Raid Shelter in Xi'an

Hot Pot in An Air Raid Shelter in Xi'an

Citizens consume hot pot in an air raid shelter in Xi'an, Shaanxi, China on August 31, 2025.