Thursday, September 9, 2010

Dunking Machine Plans 4. Guilin




Although I do not know if you already have a lot of sense, perhaps not to leave a cabezoneríao unfinished thing, I'll tell you more things about my trip to China. As if someone is still there.


Before going into flour, I want to mention something I found very interesting: this type of housing that are spread throughout the area are not strictlybody between Suzhou and Hangzhou city and escort us relentlessly along all highways.




are homes of peasants. Surprisingly, Chinese farmers in this area are more affluent residents. Not own land (as no one in China), but they can market their products and also are exempt from taxes, and this allows them sufficient economic solvency to build such piece houses, in which live several generations and even lower rent, usually workers displaced from their homes. (He said

And now we continue with the next stage: Guilin (pronounced with K yu: Kui Lin)


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T ras Hangzhou, flew more inward, ie, we get (a little) in an area not so touristy.

most "authentically Chinese" throughout the trip was a visit to the small town of Dazu (pronounced something like Tazy, with a final sound coproclaiming the power houses of their owners, have been reduced today decrepit old houses (their descendants are in the cities) that allow tourists to visit it a few yuan gain. All the old part of Dazu straight out of another century. Perhaps it is that the old China, away from business centers and tourist routes, the real China survives centuries ago as he crouched in villages.

Dazu The former glory of what we perceive in this detail from an old door on one of their ruined homes. CHT

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