some picture my sister took while she was in china.

[leishi85]

First One, just some random place, i like this picture very mcuh

second one, hmm, food, always nice to have some great food.

third one, my sister in the back and some kid that i don't really know, probably one of my relative's kid.

fourth one, it's a temple in this theme park on a island.

last one, she is my cousin, the one getting married.

[leishi85]

1. my sister in the back, and my cousin in the front , they are in a bus.

2. my cousin that is getting married's wedding picture.

3. my sister with some of her friends.

4. looks like a restaurant.

5. my sister (again) outside of some building.

[keto]

You're absolutely right about that first pic. The composition is outstanding. It would be poster quality if it was a little clearer (or lighter?) on the right side.

[Thrax]

Nothing a little photoshop can't do.

[Dexter]

Leishi,

what is with the peace symbol (V'd fingers.) Your sister has her fingers V'd in 3 of the 4 pictures she is in, as does the youngster in one of the pics with her. Is that just a "your sister" kind of thing, or is that something cultural I am not aware of?

Dexter...

[Clutch]

Maybe thats the "california hello" for china? haha

[Thrax]

I wanted to know that also, Dexter.

That gesture's also very prevalent in anime.

[leishi85]

i think it's just something she does

[Gargoyle]

Wow, that is some beautiful construction in that restaurant (4th pic of the second post).

And that first pic (with bridge and water) is great. Don't suppose you have a higher res. version for a wallpaper?

Cool pics mate!

[leishi85]

nope, my sister took those picture at 800x600, so they are orignals

[Straight_Man]

Americanized. Means "peace." Some Americans do it to show they are comfortable where they are and some just to show they are comfortable with who they are communicating with-- in this case, picture recipients.... :D

Sis liked China, at least in part-- smile plus comfortable posture plus peace symbol equals emphasis.

John.

[leishi85]

Americanized. Means "peace." Some Americans do it to show they are comfortable where they are and some just to show they are comfortable with who they are communicating with-- in this case, picture recipients.... :D

Sis liked China, at least in part-- smile plus comfortable posture plus peace symbol equals emphasis.

John.

wow??? went too much into the details hehe.

[RWB]

In the first post, the last picture of the girl in the red dress is pretty hot... she's getting hitched ehh? Lucky guy I'd say ;)

[leishi85]

she is the same girl in the second post second picture,
she is my cousin, about something like 6 years older than me, or is it 8??
she is a teacher, and just got married.

[Thrax]

It's john. Of course he went into detail...Useless detail, but nonetheless.

[danball1976]

Where was that in China? I didn't expect China to be so Modern looking (It is a Communist + Capitalist country after all)

BTW, your cousin is beautiful... And a teacher too (what is the chinese translation of that, sensei in Japanese, in Chinese it is ___________?)

[leishi85]

the chinese translation is Lao Shi, the city is Wenzhou, it's city by the sea, and it have open/free whatever u want to called it economy long before a lot of other place in china, because it's a seaport city. It's a small city, and it's also called Small HongKong because it's economy and night life.
A lot of people from other city come to Wenzhou for jobs, because the pay is a lot better than what they can get in their native city. I think average factory worker gets about 1000to2000 yuan, that's about 200 USD.(not very much, but it's a lot more compared to others)
BTW, notice they had those LCD monitors in the bus, thought that was pretty cool.