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I found this delightful creature at
the Qing Dynasty tombs. Rub his head for good luck.
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Also from the Qing tombs.
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A painting I encountered on a door off
a street leading to the temple in Tianjin.
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This creature is actually the
leg of an incense burner.
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Detail on the side of an incense
burner.
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There's nothing worse than sore
peet.
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A decoration on the roof of a
building in downtown Shanghai.
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Who knows where I found this.
These ornamentations can be found where ever you look.
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Once again, I do not recall where
this is. Does it matter?
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The Great Wall. This section is
in Jiaxin County, Tianjin, and is rarely visited by Westerners. For the
intrepid, it is possible to climb past where the Wall peters out, right
on up to those peeks.
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You don't see doors like this
just anywhere. This one is on a narrow street in Tianjin.
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This is the opera house in the
residential complex of a rich and influential banker in Tianjin during
the early twentieth century.
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