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Seeing China
in its true colours


Beijing has just launched its first manned space flight. The "taikonaut" on board, Yang Li Wei, was quoted from above the cosmos as saying that he discovered his native land in its true, indescribable colours from a technicolour vertigo that surpasses language and imagination.

In order to achieve our own "Chinacolor" we have taken another trip: as close to China as possible, in its innermost heart. Yet, we have been over-whelmed by the same sense of vertigo ? the exhilaration of a fascinating and profound universe, a vibrant symphony that will play in our dreams forever.Four thousand years of Chinese civilization, four essential points. Time and space. At our own pace, we cast our lenses over the whole country, where diversity and uniformity melt into one endless culture.

In the Middle Kingdom, one finds a land rich in minerals and vegetation. We saw how mother nature finds bigger fish to fry, how rush hour traffic can blush and how palm trees turn red. We saw bamboo acting like guardians of temples, rickshaw riders between the devil and the blue sea and rocks that show their best profile.
This is the real China.

A country where rivers’ names are blue and yellow. China in its true colours.

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