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    Cypress trees are used in classical Chinese gardening for their beautiful form and yellow color.: by wi-niko, Views[282]
         		 Ancient cypress trees propped up in the Imperial Garden.: by wi-niko, Views[324]
         		 Elephant man of the cypress world, kneels in anatomically impossible fashion.: by wi-niko, Views[265]
         		 Thousands Autumn Pavillion: by wi-niko, Views[211]
         		 Animals guard gateways to ward of bad spirits.: by wi-niko, Views[256]
     
    imperial garden, interlocked cypress trees symbolize loyal love.: by wi-niko, Views[443]
         		 stone dragon: by wi-niko, Views[198]
         		 Sundial in the courtyard.: by wi-niko, Views[219]
         		 A peek inside living quarters.: by wi-niko, Views[308]
         		 Ancient imperial living quarters.: by wi-niko, Views[227]
     
    Rooftops all have sacred animals to protect those inside.: by wi-niko, Views[297]
         		 Ancient red gate. Gateways were very important in feng shui structure and imperial stature.: by wi-niko, Views[353]
         		 There are so many different halls that they are all starting to look the same, sigh.: by wi-niko, Views[282]
         		 I can't explain it, it is just a bit of fun.: by wi-niko, Views[216]
         		 Large iron vats used to be used for firefighting and kept full of water.: by wi-niko, Views[257]
     
    Crane is considered auspicious in Chinese culture.: by wi-niko, Views[275]
         		 Gate of Supreme Harmony: by wi-niko, Views[264]
         		 Forbidden City- named so because it was barracaded and inaccesible for over a century.: by wi-niko, Views[251]
         		 Red doors of Beijing; living quarters behind.: by wi-niko, Views[267]
         		 Red doors of Beijing; living quarters behind.: by wi-niko, Views[221]
     
    Red doors of Beijing; living quarters behind.: by wi-niko, Views[221]
         		 Red doors of Beijing; living quarters behind.: by wi-niko, Views[221]
         		 Red doors of Beijing; living quarters behind.: by wi-niko, Views[1346]
         		 Red doors of Beijing; living quarters behind.: by wi-niko, Views[211]
         		 Red doors of Beijing; living quarters behind.: by wi-niko, Views[253]
     
    Red doors of Beijing; living quarters behind.: by wi-niko, Views[226]
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         		 Jeff's Tea House, Jade Buddha Temple, Shanghai: by sarahlynnpablo, Views[1388]
         		 by hopehill, Views[384]
         		 by wi-niko, Views[1829]
         		 bench design: by wi-niko, Views[314]
     
    Restaurant design: by wi-niko, Views[360]
         		 New China: by wi-niko, Views[262]
         		 Salvador Dali. 1 of 2 worldwide(London).: by wi-niko, Views[837]
         		 Chanel: by wi-niko, Views[324]
         		 High fashion shopping: by wi-niko, Views[402]
     
    Water wall: by wi-niko, Views[297]
         		 Clever. @ the Shanghai Centre for residence living.: by wi-niko, Views[303]
         		 Sleek and elegant. OMG a Tom Ford brick and mortar.: by wi-niko, Views[739]
         		 Le Bon Matin interior design: by wi-niko, Views[531]
         		 Colored glass overhead on walkway: by wi-niko, Views[355]
     
    West Nanjing Rd. high fashion mall: by wi-niko, Views[389]
         		 West Nanjing Rd. high fashion mall: by wi-niko, Views[573]
         		 Bottega Veneta: by wi-niko, Views[279]
         		 Unfortunate glare but Hermes had their own doorman and metal fabricated 3D shoe designs in the window.: by wi-niko, Views[510]
         		 Store front design: by wi-niko, Views[855]
     
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