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    Mr Lee is 91 years old, he can speak a little bit of English and he explained me a little more about the foreign district of Tianjin. I met him during a photoshooting. He was interested and he approach me. He started to tell me lot of stories and when he workd in the harbor for the foreign in the ealier '900 . People like him are living books. http://instagr.am/p/K4NgPDsDiU/ : by simonesantoba, Views[1830]
         		 It´s Wonderland China: not just the name of this abandoned amusement park: by china2013, Views[256]
         		 A good day hiking and finally reaching the windy peak. spread you arms...: by china2013, Views[316]
         		 appease the gods. Kung Fu school and Buddhist temple in Shaoling.: by china2013, Views[226]
         		 First weekend out of town, one-room-hotel in a small village in the mountains.: by china2013, Views[375]
     
    my call to China. area code: +86 turned out to be a good number: by china2013, Views[504]
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    Industry 3: by amcommins, Views[703]
         		 Industry 2: by amcommins, Views[381]
         		 Industry 1: by amcommins, Views[415]
         		 Sculpture chic: by amcommins, Views[411]
         		 Gallery space: by amcommins, Views[334]
     
    Young men Play roller-skating at a night club, Da lat, Vietnam 2013: by wuhao, Views[776]
         		 A young guard sits in his duty room, Hoi an, Vietnam 2013: by wuhao, Views[201]
         		 Fishermen on the fishing boat, Hoi an, Vietnam 2013: by wuhao, Views[287]
         		 Kids plays beside the ancient royal palace in Hue, Vietnam 2013: by wuhao, Views[234]
         		 A young couple hangs out on the street of Hanoi on Valentine's day. Vietnam 2013: by wuhao, Views[316]
     
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         		 At the end of the day, it's always such a comfort to step into God's house to say a little prayer and let Him know everything He put beneath the sky is worthy of praise.: by gabyandriany, Views[220]
         		 In this unending felt like journey, he witnesses the power of nature.: by gabyandriany, Views[245]
     
    Under the sky of Inner Mongolia, on the other side of the grassland, the camel rider has to take a long journey to work day in and day out.: by gabyandriany, Views[304]
         		 In the vest grassland, the horse trainer took a shelter in his humble home and laid down his weary self.: by gabyandriany, Views[422]
         		 Under the sky of Inner Mongolia, a horse trainer walked their horses home every single day under the glowing of the golden afternoon sun.: by gabyandriany, Views[297]
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         		 Shennongjia in China: by mysky, Views[303]
         		 Evolving music: Laying Mandarin lyrics over the musical sounds of the West, a Chinese rock band rehearses in one of Beijing's historic hutong houses. Facilitated by increasing access to the internet and international travel, China's middle class has unprecedented exposure to a world of cultural influences. This is creating new and unique forms of cultural output that fuse elements of East and West.: by micro, Views[838]
         		 Evolving fashion: A bridal fashion shoot takes place on The Bund, Shanghai. Traditionally, Chinese brides wore red, a colour associated with luck and prosperity. The colour white, symbolising death and mourning, was considered taboo. Nowadays, white, western-style dresses are popular as a symbol of middle class status and progressive ideals.: by micro, Views[1161]
     
    Consumer goods boom: Chinese tourists capture the lowering of the flag in Tiananmen Square, Beijing, on their smartphones. China has over one billion mobile phone subscribers, making it the world's largest mobile phone market. About 80% of the population uses a mobile phone, and about 45% of the population has internet access. Demand from the growing middle class recently led China to surpass the US as the world's leading consumer of smartphones.: by micro, Views[1410]
         		 Travel boom: Chinese tourists pose in front of the Forbidden Palace, Beijing. With the easing of government restrictions on movement, China's burgeoning middle class is driving a domestic tourism boom. China already has the world's largest domestic tourism market, with close to three billion individual visits per year. The number of Chinese tourists visiting overseas destinations is expected to increase exponentially in coming years.: by micro, Views[831]
         		 Shanghai: A view of the modernising Middle Kingdom. Mainland China's most modern city, Shanghai is the country's beating economic and commercial heart, and attracts people from all over the country and the world. Packed with bright lights, skyscrapers, shopping malls and Western brands, the metropolis is a mecca of consumerism for China's burgeoning middle class, and is symbolic of the country's future. : by micro, Views[982]
         		 Evolving music: Fusing Mandarin lyrics with the musical sounds of the West, a Chinese rock band rehearses in one of Beijing's historic hutong houses. Facilitated by increasing access to the internet and international travel, China's middle class has unprecedented exposure to a world of cultural influences. This is creating new and unique forms of cultural output that join elements of East and West.: by micro, Views[754]
         		 Consumer goods boom: Chinese tourists capture the lowering of the flag in Tiananmen Square, Beijing, on their smartphones. China has over one billion mobile phone subscribers, making it the world's largest mobile phone market. About 80% of the population uses a mobile phone, and about 45% of the population has internet access. Demand from the burgeoning middle class recently led China to surpass the US as the world's leading consumer of smartphones.: by micro, Views[538]
     
    Travel boom: Chinese tourists pose in front of the Forbidden Palace, Beijing. Facilitated by the easing of government restrictions on movement, China's burgeoning middle class is driving a domestic tourism boom. It already has the world's largest domestic tourism market, with close to three billion individual visits per year. The number of Chinese tourists visiting overseas destinations is expected to increase exponentially in coming years.: by micro, Views[562]
         		 Evolving fashion: A bridal fashion shoot takes place on The Bund, Shanghai. Traditionally, Chinese brides wore red, a colour associated with luck and prosperity. The colour white, symbolising death and mourning, was considered taboo. Nowadays, white, western-style dresses are popular as a symbol of middle class status and progressive ideals.: by micro, Views[1195]
         		 Shanghai: A view of the modernising Middle Kingdom. Mainland China's most modern city, Shanghai is the country's beating economic and commercial heart, and attracts people from all over the country and the world. Packed with bright lights, skyscrapers, shopping malls and Western brands, the metropolis is a mecca of consumerism for China's burgeoning middle class, and is symbolic of China's future.: by micro, Views[666]
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