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Danish royals name baby prince Christian
www.chinaview.cn 2006-01-22 08:23:20

Crown Prince Frederik (R) and Crown Princess Mary of Denmark smile as they arrive with their son at the reception after the christening, at the Great Hall in Christiansborg Palace, Copenhagen Jan. 21.

Crown Prince Frederik (R) and Crown Princess Mary of Denmark smile as they arrive with their son at the reception after the christening, at the Great Hall in Christiansborg Palace, Copenhagen Jan. 21. (Xinhua/AFP)
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