Year 2008. Hohhot (Blue City in Mongolian and related to the eternal blue sky in Inner Mongolian) is a city most of you have never heard about but it exists and is the Capital City of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, North of China, a far distante boring place where seldom a western tourist is seen. I […]Read Post ›
Year 2004. The first time I went to Liyuan Theatre to watch a dancing peace of Peking Opera performance it was in 2004 during a professional assignment in Beijing. At that time it was possible (one year later with friends was not possible), for early arrivals at the theatre, to visit the make-up big room and photograph the […]Read Post ›
Year 2007. During a professional assignment in Beijing my daughter paid me a visit and we made a trip to the Great Wall. On the way back from climbing the Mutianyu section we asked the driver appointed by the company to make a stop to see a temple located on the top of a rocky […]Read Post ›
Year 2004. Wandering around Beijing while there during a professional assignment. I visited the Great Wall in Badaling area in 2004 and on the way back I asked the driver, assigned by the company, to take me back not by highways but from countryside roads because I wanted to see the real China. He did […]Read Post ›
Year 2004. In every grande palace, castle, manor, citadel or noble house of any kingdom there has always been (most certainly and still in modern times) a door to sneak out for any kind of reasons… we leave up to your imagination the reasons for it. This photo was taken during my first professional assignment in Beijing and […]Read Post ›
Year 2011. The National Centre of Performing Arts shortly know by the Egg of Beijing is an essential building for Opera, Concert and Theatre performances. The three distinct areas are separated but connected by corridors. Located west side of the infamous Tiananmen Square and just behind the Great Hall of the People it was built […]Read Post ›
Year 2011. The National Centre of Performing Arts shortly know by the Egg of Beijing is an essential building for Opera, Concert and Theatre performances. The three distinct areas are separated but connected by corridors. Located west side of the infamous Tiananmen Square and just behind the Great Hall of the People it was built […]Read Post ›
