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    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[1676]
         		 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[1204]
         		 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[1364]
         		 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[944]
         		 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[707]
     
    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[773]
         		 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[1344]
         		 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[814]
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         		 Shanghai street: by fartandbelch, Views[484]
     
    The Bund Shanghai: by fartandbelch, Views[394]
         		 The Bullet: by fartandbelch, Views[891]
         		 Shanghai Mall: by fartandbelch, Views[432]
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    The Great Wall through a turret window: by aacooper, Views[373]
         		 Sakurajima, Japan's most active Volcano: by aacooper, Views[393]
         		 Hong Kong at night: by aacooper, Views[339]
         		 Sunset on the China Sea: by aacooper, Views[423]
         		 Anai resting by the stove at dawn. In the village the temperature drops to -10deg after sunset. So before it turns dark, villagers would head home. Anai is resting infront of the stove that is not only use to cook but to keep warm. Anai is a salutation for grandmother. It means
     
    Family having lunch infront of the stove that is used to cook and keep warm.: by jannakifli, Views[313]
         		 The elderly carry out heavy chores however, they are extremely fit. The villagers would climb up the mountains to the forested area to collect raw materials such as firewoods and pine needles. This is a picture of an elderly carrying pine needles on her back using a rope. Given that the mountain is steep, they are unable to use any vehicles but to carry on their backs. : by jannakifli, Views[594]
         		 Yak farmers walk their yaks everyday usually in the morning. During summer, they tske the yaks up the mountain where the weather is cooling and there is green grass for the yaks to eat. During winter the yaks are taken to the corn field to feed on the left over stubs.: by jannakifli, Views[613]
         		 The view of Village Long Wan Bian that is situated at the foot of Mount Haba. Long Wan Bian is a hui ethnic village that adopts a tibetan's lifestyle.: by jannakifli, Views[474]
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