Life in Lijiang
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Lijiang at Night
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Naxi Orchestra
Preservers of traditional music through the purges of the cultural revolution now perform on a mixture of Naxi songs on historically Chinese instruments.
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Underground church
Early on a Sunday morning I find a curious number of people reading Bibles at a scenic overlook of the city.
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Jump Shot
Forgoing the usual rigors of Tai-chi for a basketball workout.
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Homework
I was captivated by the idea of carving out a normal life amidst a world of tourists. The school is a haven, it's joyful noises carrying across the city on the afternoon breeze.
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Bricklayer
Lijiang is growing rapidly, and many business owners are remodeling and expanding their old homes. Labor is all manual, with an ant-like stream of workers hauling cement and bricks up and down the hillside.
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