Hong Kong Travel: A trip to the Chi Lin Nunnery
The Chi Lin Nunnery and Nan Lian Garden at the Diamond Hill MTR stop in Kowloon, Hong Kong offer a great escape from the busy big city.
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The cowherder and the weaver – the chinese valentines day story
Once upon a time, there was an orphaned cowherder. One day he spotted seven fairy sisters skinny-dipping in a lake…The story of Chinese Valentines Day.
Stevo and Asian models in Shanghai
The above photo was taken of a beautiful Asian model at the Interphoto Shanghai show. I’ll keep shooting or another 2.5 days.
Labour rooms, delivery rooms, and waiting rooms – Hello Baby Stevo
Delivering Babies in China – One man’s experience. As with most things in China – having a baby is not an easy task.
I’d like to welcome…
Stevo and Mrs. Stevo are proud to welcome this little wonder into their lives.
Blowing in the wind
Chinese Lunar New Year is long gone. The lanterns (above) are packed away until the next firework-fueled blow out: Two weeks of the year that an entire nation stops. When the next new year arrives I will be father.
China Photo: Rain, rain, go away
The weather in Shenzhen, China – actually across the entire region – has been dark and dreadful as of late. It’s not winter anymore, but the March/April rainy blahs can get you down.
Life in China: Headaches on moving day
I have moved. Not into the freshly renovated Chateau Stevo – that’s not ready yet. Mrs. Stevo is living with a friend and I am couch surfing.
China Photo: Street food
Snacks abound. Convenience stores have a steam table full of hot nibbles, vendors sell a scores of “on a stick” snacks, fruit seller with pineapples,
Hong Kong: Former Police Married Quarters
The former Police Married Quarters have been opened to the public by the HULU Culture group and are used for art and multimedia displays.