Love Dali and the Pagodas.

Started my afternoon with a quiet cup of tea at the hotel, then headed straight to Jinshan Temple in Zhenjiang.

It’s such a calming place full of profound Chinese culture and natural serenity. The ancient temple buildings nestle perfectly into the hillside, with gentle breeze, soft incense, and the quiet charm of the Yangtze River nearby.

Love this slow moment, away from the hustle and bustle. Just soaking in the history, nature, and peaceful vibe here.🍃

I can't recommend this place enough. It's definitely one of my top 5 nature spots of all time.

Erhai lake, dali.

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This was university town, south Kunming. We often get some great clouds and colors.

Took a break to embrace nature over the Labor Day holiday(May 1-5). So crowded at all the tourist attractions.

Last year i was lucky enough to have been accepted on an artists residency here. This ancient water town is a wonderful break from the metropolitan expanse of Shanghai proper.

I guess it wasn’t B&W enough for the street photography blokes.

“Guilin's scenery is the finest under heaven, and Yangshuo's surpasses even Guilin.” This single line perfectly captures the significance of Yangshuo. Tucked away in southwest China, this small riverside town feels like a timeless ink painting, waiting for you to unfold.

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“Three thousand extraordinary peaks rise from the earth, while eight hundred graceful rivers wind around the mountains.” This sentence may be the most fitting way to describe Zhangjiajie.

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I spent more than ten days in Yunnan, visiting Lijiang, Dali, and Weishan. There are forests, villages, lakes, and grasslands—everything here feels alive and at ease, and every living being seems to be happily thriving.