Policemen around the test sites went on duty at 6 o’clock.

At the entrance of the exam site, the police are trying to answer a candidate’s question.

China's annual national college entrance exam, also known as gaokao, kicks off on July 7. Starting from the early morning, Kunming policemen have been fully mobilized to deal with emergencies around the test sites. They escort candidates to the exam spots, help print students’ ID cards, and ensure smooth traffic and the like. (Photo provided by Kunming Public Security Bureau)

There is heavy traffic on the streets and policemen are alleviating traffic pressure.

At the entrance of the examination site, the police use trumpet to remind candidates to enter the exam room orderly.

A policewoman is directing the traffic to give priority to candidates’ vehicles at the congested crossroad.

A warning line is set up around the test site.

Police patrol around the test site to maintain public order.

Policemen are directing traffic to give priority to candidates’ vehicles at the congested crossroad.

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(Editors: Rachel, Christine)