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This church was built in 1553 to honor Frances Xavier, the first Jesuit priest to land in China.
Fishermen pole themselves ashore with their tiny catches.
Each year, hundreds of brides come to the bridge for pictures.
The Phoenix Hotel pool serves the wealthy Chinese and visitors.
This is Longqi Wan beach at low tide. It is a popular resort with lots of activities for kids and adults.
Unlike the U.S., ditching building is done one brick at a time.
I found this tranquil scene soothing.
The fishes of Ning Cheng park lakes live in different environments. Some fishes suffer from lack of oxygen, while others fishes freely in clean aerated water.
Each apartment has a separate meter. Only in town proper can one get water service.
These are famous boulders found only on the water’s edge in Taishan. People come from all over the world just to see these boulders.
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.
This woman gives in a village that has no running water, Daily, she must fetch water from the reservoir for drinking, cooking, and bathing.
This is a typical toilet in most homes and businesses. In a home toilet paper is available; in a business, it may not be.
Among these rocks, the boats are sheltered from the storm.