Living and Travelling China, One Crowd at a Time!
Where do I begin? It is a country that many westerns do not understand or are able to grasp at the sheer number of people living and moving about in this expansive region of the world. From bustling cities full of vibrancy to quaint, rural areas that take you back in time, there is no place like it on earth. With over 5000 years of history, China has seen its fair share of pains and gains. From its majority Han Chinese people to the dozens of ethnic minority groups that dot the landscape throughout the country, there's endless travel opportunities for those willing to take a step out of their comfort zones. If you have yet to visit, you should! Take a couple months, get off the beaten path, talk to the locals who will often greet you with a "Heeeellllloooo" and a smile or with a scowl and a lack of patience. It's the best and worst of both words. This is simply....China.
Seeing the Rural Side of China in Anhui Province
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How Great Are You?: Beijing and the Great Wall
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Camping in China?: Chongming and Surrounding East Coast IslandsFujian Province and its Unique Architecture |
Christmas Hospital Visits in Shanghai
Guangxi Province and its Magical Landscapes |
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Surf and Sun on Hainan IslandThe Grasslands........and Dust of Inner MongoliaGoing Back in Time in Jiangxi Province |
My Favourite City: Bustling Hong KongTemples in Abundance in Jiangsu ProvinceMacau and its Portuguese Past. Oh and its Casinos too! |
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From Canada with Love: Mom's Visit to China |
The Local Guards of Shaanxi Province |
Shandong Province and the Famous Tsingtao Beer! |
My Second Home of 12 Amazing Years, Shanghai! |
Home of Panda Bears and Spice, Sichuan Province |
The Birthplace of Mao Zedong, Hunan Province |
Once Upon a Time in Gansu Province
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Uigher Minorities and Camel Trekking in the Western Region of Xinjiang Province |
The Diversity of Ethnic Minority Groups and the Stunning Beauty of Yunnan ProvinceA Little Mix of Cantonese and Mandarin in Guangdong Province |
The Coastal Province of Zhejiang
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