Photo Series: Cruise Missile Carted into Beijing – John Kennedy

Posted by | Jul 8, 2007

Global Voices Online carried the photos of a couple driving a horse-drawn buggy with a homemade cruise missile through downtown Beijing, possibly as a way to mark the anniversary of the beginning of the Second Sino-Japanese War.

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