Media representatives from both China and abroad registered at the Media Center for the Hangzhou G20 Summit, on Sept 2, and got ready for the major event, Sept 4 to 5, zjol.com.cn reported.

John Kirton (2nd R), co-director of Toronto University’s G20 Program, in Canada fielding questions from Chinese media.[Photo/zjol.com.cn]

Li Jin, from China Radio International, editing his interview materials, at the Media Center for the G20 Summit, in Hangzhou. [Photo/zjol.com.cn]

New panoramic camerafrom Nokia being tested by China's National TV network, CCTV, which says it got a lot of attention from journalists in Hangzhou for the G20 Summit. [Photo/zjol.com.cn]