 | Chinese Embassy Bombing Incident: Unidentified tourists from the U.S., who didn't want to give names, take souvenir photos at the Bund, one of the main tourist attractions, Friday May 14, 1999 in Shanghai. According to local travel agencies a majority of tour reservations from the U.S. and Europe have been canceled after NATO's missile attack on the Chinese embassy in Yugoslavia Friday. [AP Photo] click to open  |
 | Chinese Embassy Bombing Incident: U.S. Embassy security official, Mark Etelamaki, right, gathers Monday, May 10, 1999 the identification cards of Chinese students who gathered in front of the embassy in Singapore to deliver a letter of protest over NATO's unintentional bombing of the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade. Four students were allowed in to meet with embassy officials for about 15 minutes. The group of about 30 students left peacfully. [AP Photo] click to open |
 | Chinese Embassy Bombing Incident: Russian envoy for Kosovo Victor Chernomyrdin, left, is greeted by Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji in Beijing early Tuesday, May 11, 1999. Chernomyrdin arrived Monday night for a hastily arranged visit to help sooth Chinese anger over the bombing of the Chinese embassy in Yugoslavia. [AP Photo] click to open |
 | Chinese Embassy Bombing Incident: A group of Chinese children have their McDonald lunch in this southern Chinese city of Guangzhou Tuesday, May 11, 1999. The city is calm down a day after thousands of students protest against NATO's bombing of the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade. [AP Photo] click to open |
 | Chinese Embassy Bombing Incident: A woman walks out from a McDonald's restaurant in this southern Chinese city of Guangzhou Tuesday, May 11, 1999. The city is calm down a day after thousands of students protest against NATO's bombing of the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade. [AP Photo] click to open |
 | Chinese Embassy Bombing Incident: The closed U.S. Consulate in Shanghai is guarded by Chinese soldiers Tuesday, May 11, 1999. No protest was reported at the consulate. State media on Tuesday for the first time reported American apologies for NATO's bombing of the Chinese Embassy in Yugoslavia, but China repeated its demand for an investigation and punishment of those responsible. The withholding by China's entirely state-run media of U.S. and NATO apologies and claims that the bombing was an accident has inflamed the anger of protesters, who say they believe the attack was intentional. [AP Photo] click to open |
 | Chinese Embassy Bombing Incident: Chinese workers remove paving stones from a road near the U.S. Embassy as demonstrators pass by on their way to the embassy, on the fourth day of anti-NATO protests in Beijing Tuesday, May 11, 1999. For three days authorities left the paving stones on the road near the embassy, allowing protestors to break them up and hurl them at embassy buildings and cars. [AP Photo] click to open |
 | Chinese Embassy Bombing Incident: Firemen look at heavily damaged Chinese embassy in Belgrade after it was hit by NATO missiles early Saturday (April 8th 1999). China Monday demanded an official apology for NATO's bombing of its Belgrade embassy, accused the West of gunboat diplomacy and laid down its own conditions for any U.N. action to end the Kosovo conflict. [Reuters Photo] click to open |
 | Chinese Embassy Bombing Incident: Two Chinese women walk in front of the line of Chinese guardmen standing at the main gate of the U.S. Consulate in Shanghai Wednesday, May 12, 1999. Many of injured, and the remains of the three Chinese journalists killed in the bombing of the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade arrived Wednesday in Beijing and were greeted by relatives, school children, soldiers, factory and office workers and other officials. [AP Photo] click to open |
 | Chinese Embassy Bombing Incident: Relatives carry the ashes of three journalists killed in the NATO bombing of the Chinese Embassy in Yugoslavia, across the tarmac at Beijing airport Wednesday, May 12, 1999. Chinese Vice President Hu Jintao presided over the ceremony as the remains of the dead, as well as the 20 diplomats and embassy staff injured in the attack arrived. [Xinhua Photo] click to open |
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