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A vendor takes a nap at his stall with calabash products at the Shilihe Tianjiao Cultural Products Market in Beijing, China, 26 February 2017. The market is famous for offering birds, flower, fish and insect but also Chinese craftwork. The popular market is set to close in March 2017 due to new urban planning and the relocate non-capital functions out of the densely populated city center. Beijing's new mayor Cai Qi has vowed to cut the city off all functions unrelated to its status as national capital, in an effort to push the growing population into the surrounding provinces. (Photo by Wu Hong/EPA)
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