Posts tagged ‘Harbin Opera House’
Antithesis
Do you marry me ? (Main street / Courtyard, residential area)
Overpopulation… everywhere (rich and poor suburbs of Harbin)
Two by two (inside the Opera House of Harbin / outside frozen-chicken street-market)
Material matters (Harbin skyline from the roof of the Opera House / a night at the Opera!)
This post is part of the reportage Detour to China. Click each picture to enlarge.
Sometimes … sticky sticks
Fruity sticks sold at every corner: your lips on a -20°C, frozen. pineapple slice …
A see-through, birch-tree forest in Harbin
Street lamps in the Opera House plaza
Sticks and flags in the mist on the frozen Songhua River
A line of skyscrapers in Harbin
The sun rises on New Harbin under construction
This post is part of the reportage Detour to China. Click each picture to enlarge.
China Red
Red is the lucky color in China. And it is the only way to fight back Nian, the mythological man-eater beasts living under mountains and seas. From red flags to red wedding dresses, the red color in China paints whatever brings luck and power. Including the rare and very expensive Arowana / dragon fishes, with their red, coin-shaped scales.
Asian Arowanas at the aquarium of Harbin Lindian Hot Spring
Ads with students of Harbin University
A touch of luck on the frozen streets of Harbin
Public reading of the party newspaper, Harbin
Bride and groom in front of Harbin Opera House, a wedding reportage shot at -25°C
Civil militia on the frozen Songhua River, Harbin
This post is part of the reportage Detour to China. Click each picture to enlarge.
