8 May, 2009 in
Guangzhou . Tags:
China; chinese people; everyday life; Guangzhou;
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One of the most enjoyable things for me being in a new place is walking around and simply observing people. There’s just so much beauty in the simple things of everyday life routines, especially that of a different culture, that makes it fascinating for me to watch.
Following are some of the interesting lives of the Chinese people I came across while visiting in Guangzhou.
Playing Chinese Chess
Dancing to ultra-fast Japanese Otaku
A Temporary Amusement Park
Mid-street Fortune Telling
Road-side Bike Repair
No license – Running away from the police
Drinking hot soup
People Resting, Couples Hugging
Fake Jewelry Alley
Quality Time With The Kids
Always Work To Be Done
A Chinese Lara Croft Playing Video Games
So simple, so beautiful.
yijung | May 8th, 2009 at 10:51 pm #
Great! I like these photos, because it shows people’s ordinal life there. Thanks. :)
Fili | May 10th, 2009 at 9:55 am #
yijung – Thanks, that’s nice to hear.