Baisha
Dil Lou is a “fortress” built in the 1920-1930 era. They were designed to ward off bandits. Generally, it is the tallest building in the village. This Dil…
Bai Sha has a river running through it. Some times it rains too much and other times not enough. These lockes open and close depending on the rains.
While driving down a country road we turned the corner and ran into this gaggle of geese. The geese tender with her red flag shooed the geese away…
“See Haen” – the village altar. It is generally located at the entrance to the village. On New Years, weddings, births, and other occasions, the people come here…
Advertising involves posting bills around the neighborhood. The small ad is trying to sell a chicken farm covering 300 mu area, (60 acres), with 600 meters square covered….
Lots of rural schools have been abandoned. In many cases, the parents go away to work in factories, leaving the children with the grandparents in the village. The…
This European style village was built in the late 1920s. It is located 6 kilometres South of Baisha Town.
This European style village was built around the late 1920s. It has two Dil Lou (fortresses) in the back.
The tinsmith, an occupation that is moribund in America, repairs pots, pans, and all sorts of cookware.