Traveling in China
A journey from Yangshuo to Shenzhen, in pictures and music. The pictures are mine, the music is by Luna Lee, you can find her channel here:
She does an amazing mix of Western rock classics and Korean instrumentation, which seemed to fit very well with a trip through an ultra-modern Chinese city.
Since I've been asked for a commentary, here is a rough guide to what you are going to see:
1) The bus station at Yangshuo (Guanxi province)
2) A ride on the bus to Yangshuo rail station (actually an hour's ride away), and a view of the station and the enormous waiting room
3) Opening dried noodle dinner for something to eat!
4) The train enters Yangshuo station, then the ride through the countryside... little by little, the countryside changes to a more urban environment until we arrive at the enormous station of Guangzhounan
5) Views of Shenzhen (Guandong province, just across the border from Hong Kong)
6) A park in the middle of the city, with some guys playing traditional Chinese music
7) Move through the city to Huaqianqbei, district housing the world's biggest market for electronic components: if you want to source your next prototype, this is the place to come. I've concentrated on LEDs, which is the most visually exciting
8) Back to the street, three girls dancing to advertise washing machines: weird!
9) Central Park in Shenzhen, with a view over the town hall. The statue is Deng Tsiao Ping, probably the single man most responsible for Shenzhen's conversion from small fishing village to electronics mega-city in a few decades.
10) Tucked away behind a florists, an exhibition of bonsai trees...
11) As I left to take the train back, I saw a group of ladies practicing Tai Chi ball
12) A building with an amazing light display: look carefully, and you'll see fishes, birds, a girl on a bicycle
13) Back to cycling through the countryside around Yangshuo
Travel to China - Paige's Chinese Adventure
Paige is back from her travel to China and is here today to share her thoughts on her time in China. Last year we were able to host a Chinese student, Connie, through Paige's school. This year, Paige was able to travel to China with her school and see Connie again. We are so glad to have her back home but very happy she was able to have this amazing experience!
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Travels In Tibet 2005
An early video of me and some pals bouncing across the Tibetan Plateau in 2005. Enjoy!
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Beyond the hands: The Tibetan guardians of ethnic culture
The mountains were very high, yet I was as insignificant as sheep dung – this is how Pudawa describes his social status as a blacksmith in southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region many moons ago.The 57-year-old man is a maker of Tibetan Lhatse knives, renowned for their sharp blades and fine handmade artistry. His family has been making them for more than a century. With social development, the negative attitude towards blacksmiths slowly disappeared as the Tibetan hierarchical system vanished.
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Aufgenommen in Peking: Ein typisches Park-Bild von Peking. So halten sich die älteren Menschen fit.
Leshan, biggest Buddha of the world - China Travel Channel
The Giant Buddha of Leshan lies at the confluence of Min Jang, Dadu and Qingyi near the city of Leshan approx. 130 km south of Chengdu in the province of Sichuan. Among the sights of the 1,300 year-old city of Leshan are the Lingyun Temple and Wuyou Temple, but Leshan became famous for the 71 m high Buddha statue.
The sedentary Buddha of Leshan is carved out of a cliff face above the river, overlooking the Emei Shan, one of the four sacred Buddhistic mountains in China. It is the biggest Buddha statue in the world. Only the head of the Buddha statue is 15 meters high and 10 meters wide. The nose is 5.6 m long and the Chinese say that a group of card players will comfortably fit in the auricles of the 7 meter long ears.
The Buddha was set up during the Tang Dynasty. In the year 713, the Chinese monk Haitong started with the construction of the Buddha statue. After his death, his disciples completed the statue after 90 years, in 803.
Since 1982, the Giant Buddha of Leshan is on the list of Major National Historical and Cultural Sites in China. In 1996, the Buddha together with the 37 km remote Mount Emei Scenic Area, was added to the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
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Der große Buddha von Leshan ( 樂山大佛 ) liegt am Zusammenfluss von Min Jang, Dadu und Qingyi nahe der Stadt Leshan ca. 130 km südlich von Chengdu in der Provinz Sichuan.
Zu den Sehenswürdigkeiten der 1.300 Jahre alten Stadt Leshan zählen der Lingyun- und Wuyou-Tempel, aber berühmt wurde Leshan wegen der 71 m hohen Buddha-Statue
Der sitzende Buddha von Leshan wurde aus der Felswand oberhalb des Flusses gehauen und blickt auf den Emei Shan, einem der vier heiligen buddhistischen Berge Chinas. Es ist die größte Buddha-Statue der Welt. Allein der Kopf der Buddhastatue ist 15 m hoch und 10 m breit. Die Nase ist 5,6 m lang und die Chinesen sagen, dass in den Ohrmuscheln der 7 m langen Ohren eine Gruppe von Kartenspielern bequem Platz findet.
Die Buddhastatue wurde während der Tang Dynastie errichtet. Im Jahre 713 begann der chinesische Mönch Haitong mit dem Bau der Buddhastatue. Nach seinem Tod vollendeten seine Schüler die Statue, die im Jahre 803 vollendet war.
Der große Buddha von Leshan ist seit 1982 auf der Liste der Denkmäler der Volksrepublik China. 1996 wurde er zusammen mit dem 37 km entfernten Emei Shan, in der Liste der UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe aufgenommen.
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Frames from...Nepali public transport
These frames werd taken from a bus in Pokhara. In Nepal the front seat for passengers is practically next to the driver's, it's OK to bring your chicken or even your goat and if you don't like that, or the bus is simply to full to fit one other person inside, there's always room on the roof for two dozen more passengers. - Visit
左右时尚 星尚 China Channel Young TV interview O-MARKETING Shanghai 3rd anniversary
Fashion Show Heaven's Blush and also 3rd anniversary after party at M1NT interviewed by the fashion TV channel in China - 星尚 !!!
An Actor In China: Episode 7 - Tall Towers & Fake Towns
Shanghai and Wuxi offers us go-kart kittys, very tall buildings and a slightly wonky copy of the home land.
The future of Tibet: Might China change tack?
A LEADING Chinese scholar has criticised the Communist Party's handling of Tibet, the first public sign for two decades of high-level disagreement over its hardline policies there
Chinese highway in Jamaica
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Meet Tibetan Antelope at Hoh Xil －在可可西里亲手拍到的藏羚羊
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Road Trip in China : Itinerary
Ceci est la conclusion de 4 mois de cours à Harbin en Chine pour préparer ce voyage... ;-)
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Mansarovar Lake with Mount Kailash in Tibet
Mount Kailash at 6638meters or 21573 feet altitude. Lake Mansarovar lies in front of Mt. Kailash. The lake freezes over in the winters and melts only in spring and is called Mapam Tso in Tibetan, meaning perpetually invincible. It is one of the highest fresh water lakes in the world and covers 412 square kilometers or 159 square miles and is at an altitude of 4588 meters / 15049 feet, a holy lake to Buddhists, Hindus and the local Bon faith,a number of Buddhist, Hindu and Bonist pilgrims trek to the holy lake every year. See the pilgrims at Mansarovar, pilgrims walking back after paying homage to the lake, Mount Kailash, Meru / Sumeru / Sushumna / Hemadri / Ratnasanu / Karnikachala / Amaradri / Deva Parvatha / Gana Parvatha / Rajatadri in religious scriptures, Trans Himalayan ranges of Tibet, now under China. The sacred mountain of Kailash is a spiritual center for Buddhists, Hindus and Bonists and circumambulation around it is supposed to scour away ones sins.
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#BROTHERS in Tibet Winter 17
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