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Travel in China - SiChun





Left: LiJiang is an old town, which was occupied by the minority in the past. One interesting part of the town is nearly all the streets are built along the river.
Right: You can see the sunset from the entrance, you can notice the light at that moment is very good for taking photos. However, there're lot of people, we just captured our shadows.


Up: The T-shirts with Tung Ba Language are very common in Li Jiang. Tung Ba Language is pictograph used in Naxi minority and is the one and only one one pictograph still using in the world.
Down: The night in Pubs' street.

Taken by XpanII + 45mm/f4.0 RDP100

4th October @ LiJiang
LiJiang was my second stop during this trip. The first stop was KuMing, but there was not very nice, we just stayed for a night only and took off to LiJiang. Here was nice, wonderful, and reserved a lot of old traditions. I will visit here again, not in peak season.

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