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First day in rainy Beijing
2010.03.13
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This lion represents the Emperor, who is keeping under his feet the whole world.
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This lion repsents the Empress, who has a power over children ;))
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Those roofs and ceilings were incredible, skilfully decorated.
Unfortunately rain made my photos blurred.
Unfortunately rain made my photos blurred.
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Small figures on the roof show power and a high status of a inhabitant. More figures - higher status.
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728meters ( 796.2 yards) ) long corridor ( Changlang ) with 8000 paintings inside it - wonderful to see.
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I am so sorry, I did not get a proper photo from the paintings of the corridor. This is a hint about them.
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Umbrellas ...
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An old pagoda is looking at small, new boats, which are waiting for travellers.
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Impressive dragon boat
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Interesting and informative set. The photos are very good in spite of the rain,lovely colour and details.
trippindelight · 2010-03-14: 00:28
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Very interesting set! Especially like #23.
jukkamalkki · 2010-03-14: 13:15
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Your shots are beautiful. I loved the Summer Palace..so sorry it was raining when you visited. When we were there everyone was dancing and singing. It was such a fun place to visit.
lifeisgood · 2010-03-30: 11:27
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wow!!! Great..I lived in China for a year (2007/2008). got a scholarship fro one year studies. I was in Tianjin. I visited Beijing and Shanghai and Xian. I'll go through all your photos soon!
Daniela · 2010-06-21: 11:42
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The last two or three photos, while not as elegant and colorful as the others, inspires me a lot. I like those kinds of scenes.
Abraham Lincoln · 2010-06-23: 12:46
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