from: http://www.blog.163.com/tomcatjerrymouse/blog/static/451043200654011270/

tr. by judy

http://www.chinathink.net/world/bookpic/20041149321819262.jpg

look at this little girl and her red scarf. she is just a common chinese girl. as an american, do you feel sick for her red scarf and the gesture putting her hand above her head because they show she is a young pioneer of ccp? but watching her eyes, i bet she is only an innocent kid. she poses obeying her parents or a superior before the camera and doesn't know why she must do this at all.

http://www.chinathink.net/world/bookpic/20049292214885240.jpg


the two persons in the picture are a mother and her son. now it's summer vacation and school is out. the son is help his mother clear the street; his mother is a dustman. the boy is a college student in beijing technology uni.. they refuse to be reported in newspaper or tv, so those reporters have to take a picture of their backs. the mother is working hard to gather enough money for her son going to college.

http://www.chinathink.net/world/bookpic/200492910531943513.jpg


why does the elderly stand at this lifting the two boards? he's expressing his resolution against love outside marriage and corruption in the government. it is obvious that the two things are so common in china.

Hey Judy, there's supposed to be many other good pics other than these huh? :hmm:

those pretty chinese girls and spots? every guy all over the world knows how pretty the chinese girls are. :D

i prefer cast my eyes onto the common people. these things indeed occur around me.

it's my duty to show a real china to the world. or it's my doom.
actually i hate these stuff; i don't feel like myself translating them:nonono:

those pretty chinese girls and spots? every guy all over the world knows how pretty the chinese girls are. :D

i prefer cast my eyes onto the common people. these things indeed occur around me.

it's my duty to show a real china to the world. or it's my doom.
actually i hate these stuff; i don't feel like myself translating them:nonono:

EDIT: Nice edit. :nice:

I just can't imagine what they look like in their eyes. And indeed, I hope the pics can picture in part a REAL China.

show more, if you can.

from: http://www.blog.163.com/tomcatjerrymouse/blog/static/451043200654011270/

tr. by judy

http://www.chinathink.net/world/bookpic/20041149321819262.jpg

look at this little girl and her red scarf. she is just a common chinese girl. as an american, do you feel sick for her red scarf and the gesture putting her hand above her head because they show she is a young pioneer of ccp? but watching her eyes, i bet she is only an innocent kid. she poses obeying her parents or a superior before the camera and doesn't know why she must do this at all.
My wife was a Pioneer as a child. She said it was kind of like the Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts together except instead of pledging to "God and Country" they took a pledge of loyalty to the Communist Party. She never bought into the communist BS though. She said it was just something for kids to do.

http://www.chinathink.net/world/bookpic/200492910531943513.jpg


why does the elderly stand at this lifting the two boards? he's expressing his resolution against love outside marriage and corruption in the government. it is obvious that the two things are so common in china.
Are we talking love outside of marriage or sex. :hmm:

Both things are common in the United States as well.