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Postcards from Yangshuo

Postcards from Yangshuo

April 22, 2013 2 Comments

Yangshuo is a small town surrounded by karsts in the southern province of Guangxi, China. In this post I share some night and day pictures I took there, but this is just a brief visual account, there are many more opportunities for photography in the actual town and its countryside. Share

A Chinese Delicacy: Sweet and Sour Pork

A Chinese Delicacy: Sweet and Sour Pork

April 22, 2013 No Comments

One of my favorite dishes in China: Sweet and sour pork. In this post I share with you a couple of pictures, and if you don’t know what this is, you can continue reading. I wish food and smell could be shared through the Internet! Share

Fewer LDS Schools and Mexico in the Vanguard of Missionary Work

Fewer LDS Schools and Mexico in the Vanguard of Missionary Work

February 1, 2013 No Comments

After closing Benemerito de las Americas, there will be left eleven schools from primary to high school operated by the Church (Read the article to know where are these schools). Elder Russell M. Nelson and Elder Jeffrey R. Holland from the Quorum of the Twelve gave some remarks promising a greater role of Mexico in the work. Share

Shuangta Shan Park Pictures

Shuangta Shan Park Pictures

November 9, 2012 1 Comment

This time I share with you some more pictures of my last trip to a place featuring two peaks with two millennial towers. The best of this trip was being able to enjoy the sunrise light meandering through the hills and give some light to these twin peaks. Share

Common Days in Images

Common Days in Images

January 6, 2012 No Comments

To talk about common days in China is to talk about something new and different. Every day you can discover new things. For the Chinese people these things may be ordinary and just part of their daily routines. In this post I share some images I took here in China in 2011. Click on a ... Share

Postcard from Hangzhou

Postcard from Hangzhou

October 20, 2011 No Comments

From a distant land in a moment of light contrasting festivities and celebrations with solicitude and peace, we have the following image. The West Lake in Hangzhou during an autumn night. Enjoy it! If you wish to receive a weekly notification of new entries in this blog, please enter your email in the field next ... Share

Postcard from Shanghai!

Postcard from Shanghai!

October 8, 2011 No Comments

China keeps surprising me in many ways. This time I went to Shanghai. There are many things that I would like to share, but in this entry I only post a picture because of time. Please remember, I don’t have Facebook access even if you happen to find this blog post also posted on my ... Share

Short Visit to a Buddhist Temple in Qingdao, China

Short Visit to a Buddhist Temple in Qingdao, China

September 24, 2011 No Comments

This time I would like to share with you my experience visiting a Buddhist temple in Qingdao, China. There were several people, but I didn’t see any Westerner. I also believe I was the only one with a camera (except for the ones built-in in cellphones), thus I first hesitated to take pictures. I didn’t ... Share

Mexican Independence Day!

Mexican Independence Day!

September 16, 2011 No Comments

I take a brief pause from my experiences in China to share some pictures of Mexico, and in this way join the celebrations throughout the country. These are just some pictures I took this year (except for one). They are not necessarily the best ones, and they don’t represent all of Mexico either. It is ... Share

Wind, People, and… Action!

Wind, People, and… Action!

September 15, 2011 No Comments

The May Fourth Square with its May Wind sculpture in front of the beach in Qingdao is a major highlight in the city. The square is located between building complexes east and west, at the north is the city office and at the south the ocean. Click on any image to enlarge.     The ... Share

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