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Chinese win 7 prizes at World Press Photo Contest

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Chinese photographers won seven awards at the prestigious World Press Photo Contest, the Amsterdam-based contest organizer announced on Friday.

This photo shoot by Xiaoling Wu from China's Xinhua News Agency takes first prize in the Sports Features singles category with his color image of an injured judoka at the Beijing Olympic Games in August last year. [Xinhua Photo]

Photo taken by Zhao Qing for China Youth Daily, based in China, in 2008, shows "Olympics on TV in Beijing". The results of the 52nd annual World Press Photo Contest (WPP) were announced in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, Feb. 13, 2009. Zhao's image won the 1st prize of Sports Features Stories category. [Xinhua/WPP/Zhao Qing, China Youth Daily]

Xiaoling Wu from China's Xinhua News Agency took first prize in the Sports Features singles category with his color image of an injured judoka at the Beijing Olympic Games in August last year. Zhao Qing with the China Youth Daily took first prize in the Sports Features section with 12 pictures showing the Olympics on TV in Beijing.

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