Fishermen prepare to return home with their nets bound up on China's largest freshwater lake in Jiuyang city, East China's Jiangxi province, Oct 16, 2011. The water levels of Poyang Lake now stand at 10.13 meters, which signifies the drought-plagued lake has entered the dry season half a month earlier than previous years. It is the third time this year the lake has run dry. [CFP]
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chinadaily.com.cn, October 19, 2011
![Fishermen prepare to return home with their nets bound up on China's largest freshwater lake in Jiuyang city, East China’s Jiangxi province, Oct 16, 2011. The water levels of Poyang Lake now stand at 10.13 meters, which signifies the drought-plagued lake has entered the dry season half a month earlier than previous years. It is the third time this year the lake has run dry. [CFP]](http://images.china.cn/attachement/jpg/site1007/20111019/0014222d985010086f1001.jpg "Fishermen prepare to return home with their nets bound up on China's largest freshwater lake in Jiuyang city, East China’s Jiangxi province, Oct 16, 2011. The water levels of Poyang Lake now stand at 10.13 meters, which signifies the drought-plagued lake has entered the dry season half a month earlier than previous years. It is the third time this year the lake has run dry. [CFP]")
