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         		 Bosque de Piedra / Stone Forest: by gabyber, Views[426]
         		 Mercado de peces de Xi'an / Fish market in Xi'an: by gabyber, Views[959]
         		 Personajes de Wutai Shan / Wutai Shan characters: by gabyber, Views[430]
         		 Muralla China / The Great Wall: by gabyber, Views[486]
     
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    Langde, villa Miao / Miao village of Langde: by gabyber, Views[385]
         		 Langde: by gabyber, Views[376]
         		 Old Town Chengdu: by gabyber, Views[435]
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         		 Look at the size of this guy. And this is close to 1500 yrs old.: by bundynbeaches, Views[1888]
         		 Yungang Grottoes, Datong. There are a total of 53 grottoes,1100 niches,about 51000 statues and stretch for a whole kilometer east to west.: by bundynbeaches, Views[620]
         		 ...and the sun was out too ...: by bundynbeaches, Views[636]
     
    This is as close as I've been so far to the Hanging Monasteries ... stay tuned!: by bundynbeaches, Views[686]
         		 The front gates to the Yungang Grottoes in Wuzhou Mountain, Datong.: by bundynbeaches, Views[792]
         		 Looking straight up the nose of a 67m high, 900 yr old wooden pagoda: by bundynbeaches, Views[581]
         		 The view from the second floor out to the shopping mall and town of Yingxian: by bundynbeaches, Views[648]
         		 Nearly every major intersection has a traffic cop and lights. Yingxian is the first place I've seen with female cops and a golf buggy cop car. The earth mound behind is a signal fire oven/mound for .... signal fires ? ? ?: by bundynbeaches, Views[812]
     
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         		 Great Wall, Badaling: by adde, Views[435]
         		 Grat Wall, Badaling: by adde, Views[380]
         		 A very loud argument in public, highly unusual! Perhaps that's why the crowd had gathered.: by nomadnorrie, Views[452]
         		 Temple of Heven: by adde, Views[443]
     
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         		 Tinnamin sq.: by adde, Views[297]
         		 Op bezoek bij familie in.. ?: by daan, Views[443]
         		 De weg vragen aan een fanatieke sloot-visser.: by daan, Views[440]
         		 Liften!: by daan, Views[535]
     
    Opa, oma en kleindochter: by daan, Views[577]
         		 Liedjes schrijven op het verlaten strand van Shimei Bay, Hainan: by daan, Views[524]
         		 Rivier / meer in Heping: by daan, Views[441]
         		 De band en de groupies: by daan, Views[466]
         		 Bier drinken en kaarten met lokale jongeren: by daan, Views[429]
     
    Wanning ziet rood van de taxi's: by daan, Views[1651]
         		 Lunch .. ergens (?): by daan, Views[433]
         		 Carolin, Yair en ik op de five finger mountain: by daan, Views[590]
         		 Uitzicht Five Finger Mountain: by daan, Views[488]
     
     
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    Long neck village. Roy said it was like visiting a human zoo and the people dressed up for the tourists and selling their crafts to support their living. They can not get identity papers so can not really travel or move about freely. Despite this they had a long hard journey to get to Thailand, so the conditions and treatment were better than the persecution they suffer in Burmah.: by royandania, Views[328]
    Long neck village. Roy said it was like visiting a human zoo and the people dressed up for the tourists and selling their crafts to support their living. They can not get identity papers so can not really travel or move about freely. Despite this they had a long hard journey to get to Thailand, so the conditions and treatment were better than the persecution they suffer in Burmah.

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