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Zhangjiajie National Park, China

Hangzhou, China

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Chinese style dress in a variety of patterns, includes Hat & Pipe

 

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Today's theme is Photos of flowers from my phone. I take photos of flowers in my garden using my phone and there they stay. For me this has been a hectic week and so I've turned to my phone for today's theme. So many lovely photos of flowers on my phone, I'd forgotten how nicely my garden grows.

Cina- Shanghai- Pudong, visto dal Bund

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Submitted: 07/10/2016

Accepted: 04/11/2016

 

Published:

- The American Ideas Institute (DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA)

04-Oct-2021

- NA (Netherlands) 04-Feb-2022

- NA (Netherlands) 22-Mar-2022

- (China) 17-Aug-2023

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Tracks on the sands of Western China

The Chinese name of this rarely seen melodious laughing thrush means "painted eyebrow"

Mutianyu , Great Wall , Beijing , China

For #MacroMondays and this week's theme #Stamp.

 

Happy Macro Monday!

 

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Chinese Tower in the English Garden in Munich.

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An ancient and historic place with a tranquil environment. A good place for an ancient traditional chinese scenic shot.

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The Lantern Festival is a Chinese festival celebrated on the fifteenth day of the first month in the lunisolar Chinese calendar. It marks the final day of the traditional Chinese New Year celebrations.

22 february 2016.

 

Submitted: 26/02/2016

Accepted: 18/03/2016

Beijing South Terminal 2019. The CR400BF covers the 117km (73 miles) between Tianjin and Beijing in 30 minutes at a standard operating speed of 350km/h (217mph).

Our guides, from Guilin Photography Tours, setup an opportunity to go into some peoples homes on our first day.

 

It's one thing to be walking around an ancient village but something else entirely to be invited into a home and photograph people within their surroundings.

 

This lady, to me, was absolutely beautiful both in her appearance and in spirit. So was so welcoming when we came in and was so willing to be a subject for our cameras.

 

This is one of my favourite moments from the trip and one of my favourite shots from the couple of weeks that I was in China.

  

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A worker grooms the 500 year old rice terrace in Guilin, China.

Chinese temple in Ho Chi Minh City

Photo of Chinese Balloon

February 3, 2023

 

We're in Missouri. Appeared directly to our north in early afternoon. Heard it was over Iowa. 60,000 ft high but you could see it with your eyes. It was surprising how quickly it moved to the east and out of our view within 10 minutes.

 

Local TV station KMIZ featured this photo on their 5 o'clock Breaking News tonight.

South China Sea, December 2015. Sea bird and stormy clouds.

Chinese Water Deer (Hydropotes inermis)

 

Fen Drayton Lakes, Cambridgeshire

One of the beautifully costumed actresses in a traditional Chinese Opera I attended in Beijing, China. The colours were dazzling.

At the exhibition A Chinese Journey in 2018 in Noordbrabants Museum in Den Bosch (Netherlands). Showing modern Chinese art.

 

More Chinese modern artists at:

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Factory entrance, Yangling, China

The Chinese Lantern plant has many names, such as Japanese Lantern and winter cherry. It has a large orange to red papery covering over its fruit. It blooms with white flowers in summer but the red lanterns appear in the fall. It grows wild in many places and is popular as an ornamental. It can last a long time in a vase, but don't touch it -- it crumbles easily.

This tree is native to southern China, where a substantial industry once revolved around the harvesting and processing of its waxy seeds. They were thrown into boiling water to remove the wax, which was skimmed off and used to make candles. The seeds were then pressed to extract an oil for use in lamps, as a purgative, and for making oil-paper and soap. These days Chinese tallow tree is grown mostly as an ornamental, and it is one of the few deciduous trees to produce good autumn colour in areas with mild winters.

  

Plant details

  

Common name: Chinese tallow tree

  

Botanic name: Sapium sebiferum

 

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