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- Ingrid Booz Morejohn
- Chengdu, Sichuan, China
- I began traveling to China in 1985 and have lived here since 2006. This blog is meant to be a source of information about China and Asia and at the same time a link between Sweden and the Chinese world. I'm extremely curious, with a wandering mind, so you will find postings about the strangest things. Information is kept relatively timeless, so even earlier postings will be relevant at a later date. Photographs and books are my passion and lifeblood so you will see a lot of them. I welcome input, comments and questions from all visitors, both English and Swedish speakers and will gladly answer queries. NOTE: All text and photographs on this website are © Ingrid Booz Morejohn or as otherwise stated. Please don't use them without permission. Feel free to quote me, or link to this blog if proper credit is given. If you would like to see more photographs kindly visit my website: www.ingridboozmorejohn.com or Flickr Photostream. I have also written and photographed three books on Chinese culture: "Resa till Kina", "Kinesiska symboler" and "På kinesiskt vis".
In prague I saw a post: a man and a woman, and a cross...
ReplyDeleteI love signs. Especially abroad. And especially in China. Remember the one on entering the lovely beach in, I think it was Putuoshan, that said you hade to be, among VERY many other things, mentally healthy to be able to swim there? I never really understood why...
ReplyDeletePierre: Where did you see that sign? Sounds like China twenty years ago when you weren't allowed to lock your hotel door and the fuwuyuan would come barging in without knocking to see if you were doing anything "wrong" in your room!
ReplyDeleteAnB: I think they were worried about supposedly mentally deranged bathers harassing people, flashers, peeping tom's etc. Poor things, remember all that windy sand?