Amazing view from Shanghai WFC - World Financial Center 上海环球金融中心 - in Pudong.
According to the Shanghaiist:Shanghai is considered among the world’s most vulnerable urban areas to a rise in sea levels, all thanks to melting polar ice caps, the prevalent use of land subsistence in China’s coastal cities and heavy construction of skyscrapers.
Shanghai is the new Venice!
By Pathos Photos on Flickr.
Source: urbanterritory
Chongqing’s central district impressive ever-growing skyline
By narkevich_andrey on Flickr.
Source: urbanterritory
Cable car on the Yangtze River, popular means of transportation in Chongqing, a 30 million people sprawling megalopolis in central China.
By A-Wix on Flickr.
Source: urbanterritory
A Vegetarian Zimbabwean in Dalian: 性教育
[Xìng jiàoyù - Sex Education]
Having grown up in a country with significant HIV/AIDS issues, and where the life expectancy for my age group was 33, I’ve had a lot of sex ed. My first sex ed class at the age of eleven: in our final year of primary school a local doctor volunteered to come in…
Source: emmaindalian
Impressive view of Chongqing with the new opera house on the north bank of the Jialing River.
By 6g on Flickr.
Getting the roosters ready to fight.
Every week, in most villages of Xishuangbanna and Northern Vietnam, male villagers gather to an improvised “Rooster-Dome” with their best roosters.
Then a complex and lengthy process of choosing who will fight who take place. Once the choice is made, the crowd start betting (a lot of money changes hands), the roosters are washed and prepared for the fight.
Unlike rooster fights in Peru, no rooster dies in Xishuangbanna and the loser is the one that flies over the wood-fence.
Forgotten statues of Chairman Mao Zedong on the bottom shelf of Zhongshan’s antique mall.






