ప్రభుత్వ చీఫ్ విప్ పల్లె రఘనాథరెడ్డి
రాష్ట్ర ప్రజలకు జగన్ క్షమాపణ చెప్పాలి:చీఫ్ విప్ పల్లె - amaravathi
వైకాపా అధినేత జగన్ వ్యాఖ్యలన్నీ అవాస్తవాలని ప్రభుత్వ చీఫ్ విప్ పల్లె రఘునాథ్ రెడ్డి అన్నారు.
raghunadh
ప్రభుత్వ చీఫ్ విప్ పల్లె రఘనాథరెడ్డి
RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLY
SHOTLIST:
ASSOCIATED PRESS - AP CLIENTS ONLY
Beijing - 5 February 2019
1. Tilt-down of entrance to Temple of Earth
2. Shift focus of lanterns
3. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Li Zhaoxia, temple visitor from Hebei:
"Well, it's Spring Festival now, if you truly want to experience the new year spirit, a temple fair is a very good choice."
4. Wide of lunar new year decorations
5. Various of toy and ornament sellers
6. Mid of fairgoers
7. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Kang Kai (boy, right) Luo Yichen (girl, left), visitor from Fujian:
Kang Kai: "I like places that sell food the most."
Luo Yichen: "Me too."
8. Wide of sausage stall
9. Various of stall foods
10. Wide of paper lanterns and ornaments
11. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Wang Ziqiang, temple visitor:
"I like the place where the Qing dynasty style praying went on, we were there just now."
12. Tilt down from ornaments to people dressed in Qing dynasty clothing
13. Cutaway of people taking photos
14. Various of Qing dynasty ceremony reenactment to worship the God of the Earth
15. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Cui Di, temple visitor:
"My wishes for new year are promotions and better salaries, as well as finding a boyfriend."
16. Various of fairgoers
17. Various of lanterns
18. Wide of a pig statue
19. Close-up of a man taking a photo of the pig statue
20. Wide of Lama Temple
21. Various of people holding incense and praying
22. Tilt-up from incense fire to crowd
23. Various of people praying
24. Timelapse of crowds visiting Lama Temple
25. Close of flags
STORYLINE:
Thousands of Beijing residents and travellers flocked to temples across the city to mark the first day of the year of the pig with prayers and festivities.
As the sun rose on the Temple of Earth park, performers donned robes and strummed Chinese zithers for a reenactment of a Qing-dynasty era sacrificial ceremony to the God of the Earth.
A man acting as the emperor bowed before an alter, as dozens stood guard in ceremonial dress behind him. Dozens of other performances wowed visitors around the park, including drumming and acrobatics.
Stalls sold specialty snacks from around the country, including steamed dumplings, roast sausages, and warm pear juice.
Also on sale: noisemakers, trinkets, and toys branded with the British cartoon Peppa Pig, which is enjoying a resurgence in popularity as Chinese greet the Year of the Pig.
Meanwhile, the devout and faithful crowded nearby Lama Temple as they burned the first joss sticks of the year for good fortune.
But for the majority of Chinese nationals, the Lunar New Year is a time for family gatherings and multigenerational banquets in people's hometowns.
Streets in the nation's capital empty out while shops, companies and government offices close for the week.
China's railway ministry forecast mainland travellers would make 413 million trips during the three-week period around the holiday.
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SHOTLIST:
ASSOCIATED PRESS - AP CLIENTS ONLY
Beijing - 5 February 2019
1. Tilt-down of entrance to Temple of Earth
2. Shift focus of lanterns
3. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Li Zhaoxia, temple visitor from Hebei:
"Well, it's Spring Festival now, if you truly want to experience the new year spirit, a temple fair is a very good choice."
4. Wide of lunar new year decorations
5. Various of toy and ornament sellers
6. Mid of fairgoers
7. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Kang Kai (boy, right) Luo Yichen (girl, left), visitor from Fujian:
Kang Kai: "I like places that sell food the most."
Luo Yichen: "Me too."
8. Wide of sausage stall
9. Various of stall foods
10. Wide of paper lanterns and ornaments
11. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Wang Ziqiang, temple visitor:
"I like the place where the Qing dynasty style praying went on, we were there just now."
12. Tilt down from ornaments to people dressed in Qing dynasty clothing
13. Cutaway of people taking photos
14. Various of Qing dynasty ceremony reenactment to worship the God of the Earth
15. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Cui Di, temple visitor:
"My wishes for new year are promotions and better salaries, as well as finding a boyfriend."
16. Various of fairgoers
17. Various of lanterns
18. Wide of a pig statue
19. Close-up of a man taking a photo of the pig statue
20. Wide of Lama Temple
21. Various of people holding incense and praying
22. Tilt-up from incense fire to crowd
23. Various of people praying
24. Timelapse of crowds visiting Lama Temple
25. Close of flags
STORYLINE:
Thousands of Beijing residents and travellers flocked to temples across the city to mark the first day of the year of the pig with prayers and festivities.
As the sun rose on the Temple of Earth park, performers donned robes and strummed Chinese zithers for a reenactment of a Qing-dynasty era sacrificial ceremony to the God of the Earth.
A man acting as the emperor bowed before an alter, as dozens stood guard in ceremonial dress behind him. Dozens of other performances wowed visitors around the park, including drumming and acrobatics.
Stalls sold specialty snacks from around the country, including steamed dumplings, roast sausages, and warm pear juice.
Also on sale: noisemakers, trinkets, and toys branded with the British cartoon Peppa Pig, which is enjoying a resurgence in popularity as Chinese greet the Year of the Pig.
Meanwhile, the devout and faithful crowded nearby Lama Temple as they burned the first joss sticks of the year for good fortune.
But for the majority of Chinese nationals, the Lunar New Year is a time for family gatherings and multigenerational banquets in people's hometowns.
Streets in the nation's capital empty out while shops, companies and government offices close for the week.
China's railway ministry forecast mainland travellers would make 413 million trips during the three-week period around the holiday.
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Clients are reminded:
(i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: info@aparchive.com
(ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service
(iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory.
