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  1. John Holland

    Panda

    Here is the better known panda - the Giant Panda enjoying a breakfast of bamboo
  2. John Holland

    Red Panda

    The Giant Panda gets all the press and publicity, and the poor Red Panda is rarely mentioned. It is much smaller than its better known cousin - it is about the size of a fox.
  3. John Holland

    Red Walls of China

    Not quite up there with the Great Wall of China. Here is the red walls of the Wuhou Temple in Chengdu, China
  4. John Holland

    Giant Buddha

    In far western China is a city called Leshan. And in Leshan there is a giant Buddha statue. By giant, I mean 233 feet (71 meters) tall carved status that was constructed/built between 713 and 803 (during the Tang Dynasty). It is at the confluence of the Minjiang River and Dadu River. You can...
  5. John Holland

    Going Fishing

    Heading off for the day's fishing in a sampan. "Sampan" comes from the original Cantonese term for the boats, 三板 - literally meaning "three planks" (Bottom plank and two side planks).
  6. John Holland

    Pandas

    Another stop on my China visit was in Chengdu (Chengdu is the start of the Silk Road). Here they have a Panda Research Center (one of four or five in the country). The Giant Pandas are the main attraction, but they also have the less timid and more active Red Pandas.
  7. John Holland

    Shanghai at Night

    At the beginning of October I had the opportunity to visit China. I spent 10 days there covering several cities. Starting with Shanghai. We arrived the last part of Golden Week (a national holiday), and it was very crowded. A couple of night time shots of the iconic light display of the...
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