Chinese Premier Li Keqiang attends the closing ceremony of the second Summer Youth Olympic Games, in Nanjing.
Premier Li attended the closing ceremony of the Games Thursday in Nanjing and visited the volunteers of the Games.
Fireworks explode during the closing ceremony of Nanjing 2014 Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing, capital of east China’s Jiangsu province, Aug 28, 2014.
Over the past two weeks at the Nanjing Youth Olympics, athletes from all over the world have reached back for that little spark to deliver outstanding performances under enormous pressure.
The colorful icon of the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games, which represents the city's special river stone and is called 'Lele', has turned up everywhere at the event and its immediate surroundings.
Jaws dropped when Yao Ming strolled across the main square of the Youth Olympic Village on Monday. The youth Olympians could not stop staring at the towering basketball legend, one of the best-known sportsmen in China.
China's Xu Zhihang won the men's 400m hurdles gold in a thrilling finish at the Nanjing OSC Stadium Monday - but only by the barest of margins.
Athletes, media workers and staff whose birthdays fall during the Nanjing Games celebrated their birthdays like never before at the Main Media Center on Thursday night.
China's Liang Xiaojing wins the women's 100m race at Youth Olympics. Liang clocked 11.65s to lead home after race favorite Ewa Nikola Swoboda of Poland was disqualified due to a false start.
"Love tunnel" is a term that refers to a natural arch tree corridor on the Ukrainian railway route. Recently, a same kind of arch was discovered in Nanjing and is known as the Chinese "Love tunnel".
The fireworks of the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games, which lit up the sky at the opening ceremony and will do so again at the closing ceremony, used advanced pyrotechnics technology and environmentally friendly materials to produce far less pollutants than traditional fireworks.
The performance, showed off by Youth Olympians, is part of a Youth Olympic Games program to encourage people to participate in sports.
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