This is inside the huge Hangzhou East Railway Station. As with many places in China you feel like being in the future. The station is a high-speed rail hub, which became operational on 1 July 2013. The Hangzhou metropolitan area holds over 22 million people.
This is not Paris. I visited this slightly smaller Eiffel Tower in Tianducheng, China.
Contrary to many news sites, it is not abandoned. Many people live inside the french replica houses. There are shops, restaurants and a lot of game centers for children around the town.
Taken from the Shanghai Tower (上海中心大厦). Can you spot any of the 26 million inhabitants?
I found this dragonfly in Wuyishan, China.
But I could not understand what it said because of its weird accent.
Chongqing in China is the most populated municipality in the world, with over 31 million people. While visiting Chongqing you can certainly feel how huge the city is.
This is a super hi-res panorama I took from the Pipa Mountain Park.
The Fujian Tulou are the best preserved and most representative examples of the tulou of the mountainous regions of south China. The large dramatic earthen defensive buildings, built between the 13th and 20th centuries are an extraordinary reflection of the Hakka settlement.
I took this photo from the mountains close by.
I took this photo inside one of the oldest Tulou Clusters in Fujian, China.
These buildings in China are a UNESCO World Heritage, since they are up 700 years old and still habited by the Hakka people.
I took this panorama of 12 photos on my last travel to China.
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Guangzhou (廣州) in Guangdong, China as seen from the astonishingly beautiful Canton Tower.
I took this breathtaking panorama in Guilin, Guangxi in China, after climbing on top of one of those famous hills. Have a tea and enjoy the view on the Lijang River and feel like you’re in ancient china.
