路透社（REUTERS）的ALY SONG 对中国股市的摄影报道。（zt）

A dealer monitors the market in Shanghai Stock Exchange January 18, 2006. The finance arms of China's major industrial firms could invest at least 6 billion yuan ($744 million) in domestic stocks, official media said on Tuesday, as part of a drive to divert more funds into the troubled markets. REUTERS/Aly Song

An investor monitors stock movements at a stock exchange market in Shanghai March 19, 2007. China's main stock index jumped 2.87 percent on Monday, nearing its all-time high, as bank shares surged following an interest rate hike at the weekend. REUTERS/Aly Song

An investor walks past an electronic board at a stock exchange market in Shanghai March 19, 2007. China's main stock index jumped 2.87 percent on Monday, nearing its all-time high, as bank shares surged following an interest rate hike at the weekend. REUTERS/Aly Song

A investor looks at an electronic board at a stock exchange in Shanghai February 28, 2007. China's main stock index opened lower on Wednesday but recovered quickly and moved into positive territory as heavily weighted financial blue chips climbed. REUTERS/Aly Song

An investor looks at an electronic board at the stock exchange in Shanghai January 22, 2007. China's main stock index rose 3 percent on Monday, buoyed by the favourable pricing of Industrial Bank's initial public offer and by the tone of a government meeting on financial reform at the weekend. REUTERS/Aly Song

An investor monitors stock movements at a stock exchange market in Shanghai March 19, 2007. China's main stock index jumped 2.87 percent on Monday, nearing its all-time high, as bank shares surged following an interest rate hike at the weekend. REUTERS/Aly Song

A man walks past an electronic board at the stock exchange in Shanghai March 13, 2007. Shanghai Stock Exchange has proposed a rise in the daily limit of the movement up or down of Chinese stocks to 20 percent from the current 10 percent to allow prices to reflect market conditions more accurately. REUTERS/Aly Song

A trader reads newspapers at the trading hall of the Shanghai Stock Exchange in Shanghai July 5, 2006. Bank of China plans to strengthen internal risk controls by hiring an outside adviser and key executives, the bank said after its listings in Hong Kong and Shanghai. REUTERS/Aly Song

A view of the Shanghai Stock Exchange in Lujiazui Financial Area in Shanghai March 1, 2007. China's main stock index fell more than 3 percent in early trade on Thursday, hit by renewed selling in financial blue chips after the companies' Hong Kong-listed H shares performed poorly. REUTERS/Aly Song

[color=#FF1493]ALY SONG通过他的照片以独特的视角，淋漓尽致的展现了中国的股市的现状。在股市这个主题中，这是我见过的最震撼的照片。不愧是我的偶像啊！希望能在更多的平台见到你更多的作品。我永远支持你 [/color]

楼上两位在炒股么？
“最震撼的照片”？
“淋漓尽致的展现了中国的股市的现状”？
请问这写片子震撼什么？淋漓尽致的展现了什么？
呵呵，给我感觉很一般！

回答您的问题：今年股市风险大，我胆小，不敢玩，我做点基金，你吵股吗，多交流。

这是SONG的一些日常照片，新闻摄影，见仁见智。我说不好。您多说。

那位小朋友当然是夸的狠了点，哈哈

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