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In this village despite it being old one can tell who has the better house.
As a stranger in their midst, I am under scrutiny.
This quaint village is modernizing slowly. Note: The outhouse in the middle of the field is still used by many villagers.
This fishmonger visits the village weekly.
Sign says new (XIN) village. Actually, it’s an old village with all the buildings tore down and replaced with modern high rises (visible in the background) and with…
In the village the community center is a place for meetings, celebrations and weddings. Patches of paper left on the side posts and doors are from a wedding.
This building is still used for village meetings and other occasions.
She is cleaning and drying. See the clothes upstairs, the carpets on the bamboo, and the fruit peels on the sidewalk.
Cao Ping Cun is a typical village in Shui Bu. It is a farming village that suffers from abandon buildings and labor shortages due to people going to…
This is the community center of Chang Wo Chuan. It looks empty. I assume it has been torn down to make way for new development.
Here a traditional gate close to its village.
This village is very neat and clean. It is a mixture of old and new buildings.
This village gate, Dai Wan Chuan, leads to a double wide road lined with trees. It shows prosperity and wealth of its villagers.
This village is located between the mountains and river with only the bridge connecting it with groceries. Otherwise, it is a safe place to live.
This village is in the heart of town; the toilet is used by the residents of this village. The few new buildings with indoor plumbing are mixed in with…
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…
Village on both sides of the river.