Some Traditional Chinese Gadgets At JinLi Street ChengDu
Today, Chinese traditional things are so popular that many cities have old-style streets. You can find some traditional Chinese gadgets and traditional food there. Jinli is one of old-style streets in Chengdu, SiChuan.
But I always think all these old-style streets are too similar, They should have more local color to attract the tourists.
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lovely post…
what’s up friend?
have a wonderful week
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iWalk reply on January 20th, 2009 10:50 am:
Hi Brex! I am already in Chengdu now! Not have too many time online these days, Yeah! We are preparing enjoy the new spring festival!
“sleep under a glass dome, watch the Northen Lights”, All the words and pictures look like a dream for me.
So, I hope all your dreams come true in new year!
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Beautiful traditional Chinese gadgets ! They would make very lovely gifts !
Thanks for sharing, always giving us a great insight into the beautiful things there ! Always an eye-opener !
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iWalk reply on January 20th, 2009 11:27 am:
Yeah JH, they can be lovely gifts!
I brought a cucurbit before, tried to iron some picture on it like the first picture, But I find that’s too difficult.
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JH reply on January 21st, 2009 1:17 am:
Cool ! Do show us more of your collections ! They are very interesting !
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I have to agree with you, the chinese people and their culture are truly colorful and with the upcoming chinese new year celebration am sure that this is just going to further demonstrate what they have a country and as a people that is united even at great distances
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iWalk reply on January 20th, 2009 11:35 am:
Thanks Metz, I feel glad with the great progress too, But also hope these culture will not too commercial so fast.
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Those photos are beautiful. I assume it is all hand made. Thank you for sharing.
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iWalk reply on January 20th, 2009 12:02 pm:
Yes Cascia, They are all hand made. Many farmer will make these artworks during the time they are not very busy at planting.
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Wow! these traditional gadgets are lovely! Thanks for sharing
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iWalk reply on January 20th, 2009 12:07 pm:
Haha, we all love these folk artworks, specially something we are not familiar with.
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Thanks for dropping by my blog. Have a wonderful holidays with your family members. Happy New Year!!!
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iWalk reply on January 20th, 2009 12:18 pm:
Hope you a wonderful new year too, Atiniz!
And I hope I can visit your Atiniz.com freely as early as possible.
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Chinese stuff really fascinates me. It is very friendly to the eyes.
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iWalk reply on January 20th, 2009 12:08 pm:
Oh yeah, They know how to use the bright color, and hand made artworks are always welcome.
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There are some nice pieces in there, the Chinese craft work is really beautiful.
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iWalk reply on January 20th, 2009 12:13 pm:
I love these folk craft works, better than those aulic craft works.
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Love these and I would certainly go broke buying everything because I love these amazing things. Never seen anything quite like it!
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iWalk reply on January 21st, 2009 10:33 am:
Same as you,heidi, When I travel to a new place, I would feel everything I see is so lovely and want buy all of them back home.
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I do like these old markets in Asian towns. I wonder if they should change? Are they for the tourists or for the local town?
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iWalk reply on January 21st, 2009 10:44 am:
I think there are few real old markets here now, Mark.
It is one of old-style streets for tourists. Though my local friends also love to have a cup of coffee there.
As I said in quote, these old style street in many chinese cities are ” too similar, They should have more local color to attract the tourists”.
I love those old Farmer Markets in Avignon area. These markets keep the tradition quite well.:)
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nice picture…it looks amazing
have a nice day
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Nice pics on markets.. do keep up d gud work..
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hey nice picture..it looks amazing
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How is the atmostphere in Chengdu city itself? I assume the earthquake in May last year did not affect the city much? Only the outlying area in Mianyang and Wengchuan were affected.
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iWalk reply on January 30th, 2009 1:20 pm:
You are right John, The earthquake not affect Chengdu much. But the new spring atmosphere is not enthusiastic as before.
I went to DeYang some days before. Many people from MianZhu disaster area are busy rebuliding their home and factory there.
Many people still live in tent at country yard of MianYang,MianZhu,WenChuan and QingChuan,It’s a hard winter for them.
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Was there in September 2007. I like Chengdu very much. The weather, the pace, the surrounding, etc. Hope to go back there in the future!
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iWalk reply on February 1st, 2009 10:23 pm:
Oh Jam, I see your Panda! That’s from ChengDu too!
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Great gadgets, I would like to have them all as a decoration. They look so fantastic, I saw a puppet in a Chinese store here in town that looked similar to the one on the 5th photo. Very nice and beautiful.
I wish you a great weekend my friend!
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