Your blog to China
Every week we’ll put up a photo from our huge archive of photos from China. These photos have been taken over numerous visits to China in the past 30 years. The photos show how China has changed over the 30 years we have been visiting it.
While the rapid modernization of China’s cities has made many of them very same same. Zhaoqing in Guangdong stands out.
China’s Most Beautiful City Zhaoqing 肇庆 is possibly one place in China where I could quite comfortable live. It has almost everythng one wants from a city.
Zhaoqing is quite a surprising city for these parts of China. Not only does it have an interesting old town, but it also has the most incredible landscape right in the heart of the city. Here are a few photos to intice you to read the whole article.
Coming next: The Bamboo Sea 蜀南竹海
Welcome to the Bamboo Sea near Yibin in Sichuan Province. Our next article looks back on a magical day in this mysterious sea of bamboo
Sixth photo in a series of photos featuring the Muslim Hui community in Lhasa.
Photo five of the Muslim Hui community in Lhasa taken in the Muslim quarter outside the Great Mosque: Qing Zhen Da Si 清真大寺
Fourth photo in a series of photos featuring the Muslim Hui community in Lhasa.
Third photo in a series of photos featuring the Muslim Hui community in Lhasa.
Second photo in a series of photos featuring the Muslim Hui community in Lhasa.
Muslim Food Market in the old city of Lhasa
First photo in a series of photos featuring the Muslim Hui community in Lhasa.
The photos are from the Stone Forest in Yunnan 2007. Local Sani minority dancers from nearby Lunan and surrounding villages perform local folk dances. The Sani are a branch of the Yi nationality.
These photos show musicians from the Sani Ethnic group in Yunnan entertaining tourists at the Stone Forest in Yunnan South West China.
For more on the Sani and Lunan clic here:
A worker meticulously paints a porcelain vase in Jingdezhen; the city known for producing the world’s finest porcelain
Jingdezhen Porcelain City is the place to go if you want to see where they make the real mccoy. It is a city that lives and literally breathes porcelain (especially from the smoke stacks).
In this post there are just a few of the many photos we have on the original blog posting. Furthermore,the photos cover the city, artist rooms and the beautiful porcelain museum on the outskirts of the town.
