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People visit an international flowers exhibition in Beijing Botanical Garden in Beijing, capital of China, July 27, 2008. With an area of 60,000 square meters, the exhibition showcased more than one million of rarity flowers and trees of over 1,000 species from 205 countries and regions in the five continents.

People visit an international flowers exhibition in Beijing Botanical Garden in Beijing July 27, 2008. With an area of 60,000 square meters, the exhibition showcased more than one million of rarity flowers and trees of over 1,000 species from 205 countries and regions in the five continents. (Xinhua Photo)

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