Guanghai Page 1 of 2
For inter-towns buses, (Taicheng to Guanghai), tickets are sold on the bus. The girl goes down the aisle, ask the destination, and charges accordingly.
These men are hanging a sign for the storefront.
This little shop seem to be doing a good business.
A small quiet country road
In China blooming economy, electric motors are in demand. They need rewiring,new brushes, and testing.
Near ‘Hoy Win Mo Bu’ (Four Big Letters) is this souvenir stand selling mementos to tourists
Fishermen tie-up their boats and go ashore on rafts.
Homeless man happy to find a bottle.
Fishermen pole themselves ashore with their tiny catches.
The buses are fairly modern, with video monitor for backing up.
Bulletin boards abound. From big cities to small villages, they broadcast information, government mandates, and, local rules.
Woman standing in doorway rocking baby. Her place is small.
Dry shrimp in used as a favoring in a lot of Chinese cooking.
This gate was donated by overseas Chinese from Canada.
Done for the day.
This woman is selecting a fresh crab for dinner.
This temple is on the outskirts of town and overlooks rice fields
These four words represents the Emperor centuries ago telling the tide not to come this far and they haven’t.
I don’t know the age or its use.