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Traditional architecture along the Qinhuai River

127.5mm; ISO-160; f/14; 1/125 These two pictures were taken in Nanjing Fuzi Temple Scenic Area. The common theme they present is traditional architecture. It didn't take me much time to take these two pictures, they were done almost in a flash. It was probably because the air was clear after the snow, and the photos turned out quite satisfying. This deepened my understanding of photography: a good environment is half the success of photography. 127.5mm; ISO-160; f/14; 1/125 Qinhuai River is one of the most important attractions in the Fuzimiao Scenic Area. It used to be a place of love and sex in history, where many flirtatious gentry and talented women performed a scene of love stories. It is said that during the heyday of the Six Dynasties, a layer of grease was floated in the Qinhuai River. With the help of photography we can only imagine, and through imagination to make up for those long-dusted historical details, so as to further restore those living human landscapes.

Chinese Lantern

127.5mm; ISO-800; f/9; 1/30. In my impression, the lanterns are usually oval and mostly red. Cylindrical lanterns like this one are still very rare and come in a variety of colors. There were many similar lanterns in the store selling crafts. I'm not sure if these lanterns are mostly for residential or commercial use, but they do stand out. To bring out their subtle textures as well as their bright colors, I turned the lens towards the direction of the light sources, letting them act as a background light, and had the lanterns cover these light sources in order to let them shine through the lanterns. I tried several times to get the effect shown below. 127.5mm; ISO-800; f/10; 1/30. Lanterns are a symbol of good luck in Chinese culture and tradition. During Chinese New Year, in order to express the festive atmosphere, Chinese people used to hang them under the porch to decorate the environment, and together with the custom of eating dumplings on New Year's Eve, they became

The Beauty of Symmetry: China's Buildings

127.5mm; ISO-250; f/11; 1/125. The beauty of symmetry and balance is found in most traditional Chinese buildings. Especially for pavilions like this one with carved beams, the symmetry of the structure is emphasized. This is not only for aesthetic reasons, but also for comfort and safety, as a symmetrical structure is more balanced and safer. In a broader sense, Chinese philosophy and secular ethics are very much focused on the balance of yin and yang. One yin and one yang is called the "Tao". "The Tao is the most general description of Chinese philosophy. Taoism is the most authoritative and systematic exposition of the Tao. The masterpiece in this regard is the widely circulated Tao Te Ching. This cultural tradition is also reflected in the construction of secular ethics. For example, the traditional Chinese description of the marriage relationship states that the male is the yang and the female is the yin, and the male is the master of the outside and the female o

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