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Photo's from Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzchou
  • Roof detail of ancient (recent copy) house, Tianjin Culture center, Tianjin, China. By photographer Ole Jensen
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  • Rebuilding of traditional noble house, Tianjin, China. As skysrabers mushrooms, traditional shaped buildings after old drawings, handpainted ornamentation etc. becomes more common. As old houses where built in wood, they easily rot away and the architectural heritage, except for colonial houses, is very limited. By photographer Ole Jensen
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  • Man in a small boat, Tianjin Lake, Tianjin, China. By photographer Ole Jensen
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  • Smoking Budhist incense stick. By photographer Ole Jensen
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  • Smoking Budhist incense stick. By photographer Ole Jensen
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  • Head of Buddha, Beijing, China. This is one of two buddha heads which for 80 years ago was smuggled abrod, now returned to China and on exhibition on the Beijing Hotel lobby. By photographer Ole Jensen
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  • Symbolic Lion Guard, The Forbidden City. Beijing, China. By photographer Ole Jensen
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  • Man in a small boat, the Tianjin Lake, Tianjin, China. By photographer Ole Jensen
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  • The Forbidden City, Beijing, China By photographer Ole Jensen
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  • Tianaman Square and the Forbidden City by night, Beijing, China. By photographer Ole Jensen
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  • School children doing morning exerscise, Shamian, Guangzchou, China. Health is the big buzz word in todays China and everybody, kids, office people, old people, workers, seems to enjoy some kind of exercise. Next to the kids at this small strip of park in the old colonial area of Guangzchou, are somebody playing badminton, old people doing stretch exercises at tools the city has put to their disposal, others are doing more traditional things. Several loudspeakers plays anything from classic to soft pop tunes, all mixed together. By photographer Ole Jensen
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  • A quit street. Shamian quarter, Guangzchou (Canton) China. By photographer Ole Jensen
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  • The Forbidden City at Tiananmen Square, Beijing, China. The entrence to the city of emperial palaces: The Forbidden City. A similar photo is uploaded with Mao as the dominating part: Se the my China catalog. By photographer Ole Jensen
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  • Chairman Mao on the wall of the Forbidden City, Beijing. In the foreground, Chinese an d foreing tourist. The national Chinese tourism is one of the most important economic growth factors in Mainland China and Hong Kong. By photographer Ole Jensen
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  • The Forbidden City, Beijing, China. The Emperial Palace Yard. By photographer Ole Jensen
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  • Giant water bowl used for fire extinguishing at the Emperial Palace, The Forbidden City. By photographer Ole Jensen
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  • The Forbidden City, Beijing, China. Consist of more than 9000 buildings. Here: Zhonghedian, the Hall of Central Harmony, was originally built in 1420, restored in 1627 and again 1765 By photographer Ole Jensen
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  • The Oriental Pearl TV Tower, Pudong, Shanghai, China. The tower, 468 meters high (1,536 feet), located in Pudong Park in Lujiazui and surrounded by the Yangpu Bridge in the northeast and the Nanpu Bridge in the southwest, creates a picture of twin dragons playing with pearls. In the foreground the Huangpu River By photographer Ole Jensen
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  • The Oriental Pearl TV Tower, Pudong, Shanghai, China. The tower, 468 meters high (1,536 feet), located in Pudong Park in Lujiazui and surrounded by the Yangpu Bridge in the northeast and the Nanpu Bridge in the southwest, creates a picture of twin dragons playing with pearls. In the foreground the Huangpu River By photographer Ole Jensen
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  • Location: Oriental Pearl Tv Tower, Pudong, Shanghai. With its giant 486 meter this building is the very symbol of Shanghai and the new China. By photographer Ole Jensen
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  • The Pearl River, seen from the roof of the Swan Hotel, Guanzchou. China. By photographer Ole Jensen
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  • Night shot of the Yu Yung Thea House. Shanghai, China. By photographer Ole Jensen
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  • "Hall of Prayer for Good Harvest" at the Temple of Heaven, with the carved Dabi stone, is the very landmark of Beijing, was built in 1420 during the reign of the Ming emperor Yongle. The temple is 38 meter high and 24 meter in diameter, supported by enormous pillars, symbolising the 4 seasons, the 12 month of the year and the 12 divisions of the day and night. It is the only great remain from the Ming eras architecture. The building is completely shined up for the 2008 Olympic game tourists to admire. By photographer Ole Jensen
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  • The Temple of Heaven, or "Hall of Prayer for Good Harvest", is the very landmark of Beijing, was built in 1420 during the reign of the Ming emperor Yongle. The temple is 38 meter high and 24 meter in diameter, supported by enormous pillars, symbolising the 4 seasons, the 12 month of the year and the 12 divisions of the day and night. It is the only great remain from the Ming eras architecture. The building is completely shined up for the 2008 Olympic game tourists to admire. By photographer Ole Jensen
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  • Colonade of red lacquered wooden pillars, Temple of Heaven, Beijing. China.The temple, or "Hall of Prayer for Good Harvest", is the very landmark of Beijing, was built in 1420 during the reign of the Ming emperor Yongle. The temple is 38 meter high and 24 meter in diameter, supported by enormous pillars, symbolising the 4 seasons, the 12 month of the year and the 12 divisions of the day and night. It is the only great remain from the Ming eras architecture. The building is completely shined up for the 2008 Olympic game tourists to admire. By photographer Ole Jensen
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