With China's National Day approaching, the military parade for this year's celebrations is drawing increasing anticipation. Netizens who had a sneak peek of the recent joint drills for the grand parade regarded it as a "spectacle," and were especially wowed by the bright and brave female soldiers in the foot formations. #PRC70 #70YearsThriving | CGTN

China kicked off its largest-ever military parade on Wednesday (September 3), with the raising of a large national flag and thousands singing the national anthem. The parade, marking 80 years since Japan’s defeat at the end of World War Two, featured marching platoons of People’s Liberation Army troops as well as cutting-edge military equipment such as hypersonic missiles, unmanned drones and outfitted tanks. The highly choreographed “Victory Day” spectacle comes as U.S. President Donald Trump’s

Red color dominates Chinese National Day celebrations Red color is ubiquitous across China these days, as people are greeting the 75th founding anniversary of the People's Republic on October 1, hanging five-star red flags in almost every street and every community or village. #chinainlens #ilovechina #prc75years | China in Lens

The Chinese national day Anniversary Decorc on Cheung Sha Wan Road has unfortunately been damaged in T10. #ragasa #supertyphoon | Everybitlocal