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[iWalk | 19 Jan 2009 | 30 Comments]
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.

China, Travel Culture »

[iWalk | 15 Jan 2009 | 25 Comments]
In The Name Of Three Kingdoms

John Woo’s new movie “Red Cliff “(赤壁 in Chinese ) is very hot these days. That’s a story about an important campaign in Three Kingdoms (三国) period.
I don’t know how do you think about Woo’s Three Kingdoms story, But I know many Chinese people are unsatisfied with this movie, Because they know the story of Three Kingdoms better than John Woo.

SiChuan, Travel Culture »

[iWalk | 10 Jan 2009 | 29 Comments]
Enjoy Chinese New Year Painting At Mianzhu

New Year Painting is one of the most important Chinese traditions. It’s a kind of Wood Block Painting which past on walls and doors during New Spring Festival.
Mianzhu new year painting is one of the main four new year paintings of China. I love Mianzhu New Year Painting very much. And hope it can recover quickly from the damage of WenChuan Earthquake.

China, Travel Culture »

[iWalk | 5 Jan 2009 | 35 Comments]
My Friend’s Chinese Traditional Style Office

Louisa is a creationary girl. She can always chance things from normal to brilliant.
I am a simple style person, But I love to stay in her small office, Yeah, It’s a Chinese Traditional style office desgin by Louisa herself. I can feel warm, leisurely and comfortable there.

China, Cool Collections, Travel Culture »

[iWalk | 2 Jan 2009 | 31 Comments]
Know Chinese Horoscopes From Chinese Zodiac Stamps

The new Ox year will begin on 26 January 2009.
I specially make this full list of Chinese Zodiac stamps for you. These collections include many elements of Chinese traditional art. I hope it’s helpful to know better about Chinese culture.

China, Travel Culture »

[iWalk | 30 Dec 2008 | 42 Comments]
God of Fortune is Coming, A Chinese Song Of Happy New Year

Today is 30 Dec,2008. New year is coming!
I specially choose one of my favorite Cantonese song named “God of Fortune is Coming” for all my friends. Hope you a happy and lucky new year!

Food Guide, Travel Culture »

[iWalk | 23 Dec 2008 | 17 Comments]
How Did You Celebrate Winter Solstice Festival?

December 21 was the Winter Solstice day . It’s also called Midwinter, But we call it DongZhi in Chinese.
I had never celebrated this festival before I came to GuangDong, Where people believed it’s the most important day of a year. As the tradition, The whole family enjoy this day with some Winter Solstice Food.

Travel Culture »

[iWalk | 21 Nov 2008 | 19 Comments]
Top 10 Sites To Make Money With Your Travel Photos

Travel is always a kind of money-cost hobby. But how about turning your hobbies into cashs? You can make money with your photos to support your next big travel plan!
As a shutterbugs, I sell my travel photos and articles to some magazines as the travel allowance. But things seem much simple since I found these websites.

Travel Culture »

[iWalk | 31 Oct 2008 | 12 Comments]
What’s Your Halloween program?

Halloween is an international holiday now. But it still not so popular here. So my Halloween program is always two choices, attending a masked ball, Or enjoying Halloween movies.

London, Travel Culture »

[wolf | 3 Oct 2008 | 18 Comments]
My Da Vinci Code Walking Tour At London

I read Dan Brown’s mystery novel The Da Vinci Code just before I visited London. So a Da Vinci Code tour was on my schedule.
Walking from the hotelIlived at the Tower Bridge, I started my Da Vinci Code Tour.

Travel Culture »

[iWalk | 15 Sep 2008 | 6 Comments]

It’s Mid-Autumn Festival.
It remind me this old song. It was written by Su Shi (Su DongPo,1037~1101), One of the greatest poets in Chinese history. I love this song so much but I was sorry that nobody can translate it into English well. That’s mission impossible.

Travel Culture »

[iWalk | 30 Aug 2008 | 7 Comments]

Yesterday was Michael Jackson’s birthday.
The report said he celebrated his 50th birthday by watching children’s cartoons(Peter Pan?) . But I’d like to listening his We Are The World again and again whole day.