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    Phyllis by the Bund at night.: by suziqtn, Views[213]
         		 A view down an older street.: by suziqtn, Views[215]
         		 As with the buildings, the lights on the waterfalls change color, too.: by suziqtn, Views[218]
         		 A mural in our hotel.: by suziqtn, Views[216]
         		 About 9,000 ships go up and down the Yangtze each day!: by suziqtn, Views[182]
     
    Here the male creature, who is always on your right as you enter, holds a
         		 Through a window at the Yu Gardens. No matter what I do, I cannot get this turned in the correct direction, which is why the peacock looks upside down!: by suziqtn, Views[270]
         		 This is a view down one of the older streets in Shanghai.: by suziqtn, Views[226]
         		 I took this photo because I was amazed at the intricate patterns formed by placing small rocks on the ground.: by suziqtn, Views[222]
         		 I love Shanghai spelled in lights on a skyscraper. Although I usually prefer the countryside, Shanghai was a beautiful city.: by suziqtn, Views[260]
     
    The
         		 A store in the shopping district of Shanghai. Note the guard (animal) by the door!: by suziqtn, Views[232]
         		 This guy 'guarded
         		 The Westin had this flower-like rooftop.: by suziqtn, Views[225]
         		 Here's the same skyscraper with flowers. A friend told me that if you tune to the correct radio station, the lights move in time with the music.: by suziqtn, Views[214]
     
    The hotel had some very creative floral arrangements.: by suziqtn, Views[221]
         		 This creature is a female who always is on the left as you enter a doorway. She's guarding it while having her paw on a baby. Another multi-tasking female.: by suziqtn, Views[239]
         		 For some reason I can't understand, the Chinese love these limestone formations. This is one in the Yu gardens.: by suziqtn, Views[237]
         		 Elena celebrated her birthday while on board. The man in the red tie is our great guide, Rui. Elena is to his left.: by suziqtn, Views[216]
         		 Because the emperor was the only one authorized to portray dragons, those in the Yu gardens only had 4 toes, not 5, thus not really being dragons!: by suziqtn, Views[205]
     
    The clocktower across from the Bund.: by suziqtn, Views[237]
         		 We stayed at the Westin Bund Center in Shanghai. It was a gorgeous hotel, but I suspect these sculptures were Chihuly knock-offs.: by suziqtn, Views[222]
         		 A pleasure craft along the river near Shanghai. Note the beautifully lit skyscrapers in the background.: by suziqtn, Views[204]
         		 Not only were the buildings lit, but so were the waterfalls.: by suziqtn, Views[224]
         		 All along the Yangtze, there were one after the other of these beautiful suspension bridges.: by suziqtn, Views[191]
     
    Before a fabulous Chinese lunch, we visited a silk embroidery factory. This is one of my favorites. They take months to complete.: by suziqtn, Views[221]
         		 As you'll see by my photos, I just loved the roof lines.: by suziqtn, Views[223]
         		 Here is another of the gorgeous old buildings in the French concession.: by suziqtn, Views[261]
         		 After asking our guide if it was safe, we walked down to the Bund to take photos at night. This is one of the French concession.: by suziqtn, Views[221]
         		 In the gardens, they often constructed decorative gates and reflected the shape of them in the plants you could see when looking through.: by suziqtn, Views[220]
     
    After a few days in Shanghai, we boarded the Viking Emerald to cruise along the Yangtze River.: by suziqtn, Views[233]
         		 This was a quiet place for the family to rest.: by suziqtn, Views[229]
         		 The lights on the skyscrapers were simply amazing. This one changed from a pagoda with a pathway to flowers.: by suziqtn, Views[238]
         		 A leisure boat travels down the Huangpu River near the Bund.: by suziqtn, Views[226]
         		 2 dragons in Yu gardens fight to capture the pearl. Dragons in China are reputed to each carry a pearl in their mouths.: by suziqtn, Views[253]
     
    Barren desert hills behind irrigation areas: by krodin, Views[472]
         		 Sacred Elm tree, Tian Chi: by krodin, Views[550]
         		 Tian Chi and Tian Shan: by krodin, Views[530]
         		 Upper temple climb: by krodin, Views[1230]
         		 incense offerings to the Goddess of the West: by krodin, Views[511]
     
    Huge incense sticks offered for the Goddess: by krodin, Views[378]
         		 Goddess of the West in side shrine: by krodin, Views[377]
         		 Goddess of the West Temple: by krodin, Views[387]
         		 View from Goddess' temple to her gate: by krodin, Views[339]
         		 Goddess of the West Ancestrial Home: by krodin, Views[359]
     
    Could be Utah..., Feilong Pond, Tian Chi: by krodin, Views[321]
         		 The Goddess of the West Wall: by krodin, Views[374]
         		 Tian Chi with Tian Shan glaciers: by krodin, Views[352]
         		 Tian Chi, Heavely Lake: by krodin, Views[355]
         		 Dry river bed and barren hills on the road to Tian Sham: by krodin, Views[351]
     
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