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Older Chinese men love to put their lounge chairs out on the sidewalk and fall asleep there.

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inkjadestudio:Traditional Chinese Color Palettes from Rise of Phoenixes

Color palettes from various Chinese films and dramas, in order: Story of Yanxi Palace, The Longest D

newhanfu: Classic Chinese traditional color scheme in drama series, Word of Honor Zhou Zishu (played

newhanfu:Classic Chinese traditional color scheme in drama series, Royal Nirvana

ziseviolet:A traditional Chinese Hanfu photo-story depicting an encounter amid peach blossoms, via 莲

My wife is mentally holding up this sign. But in Chinese (like most languages outside English) it&rs

thelonelyrainbowenby:asylum-art-2: Beili Liu - The Mending Project (2011)  “…Hundreds of Chinese

fatalneon: “Mr. Lee, I get why China has so many people. All Chinese men must be able to make huge a

Writing Books under the Pine Trees, Wang Meng, 1279-1368, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtWang M

River Village: Fisherman’s Joy, Zhao Mengfu, 1279-1322, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtSi

Tall Bamboo and Distant Mountains, after Wang Meng, Wang Hui, 1694, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese

Writing Books under the Pine Trees, Wang Meng, 1279-1368, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtWang M

Mt. Taibo in the Style of Wang Meng, Du Qiong, 1442, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtWhen a Chin

River Village: Fisherman’s Joy, Zhao Mengfu, 1279-1322, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtSi

Writing Books under the Pine Trees, Wang Meng, 1279-1368, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtWang M

Tall Bamboo and Distant Mountains, after Wang Meng, Wang Hui, 1694, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese

Bamboo, Rocks and Lonely Orchids, Zhao Mengfu, 1271-1368, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtZhao M

River Village: Fisherman’s Joy, Zhao Mengfu, 1279-1322, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtSi

Writing Books under the Pine Trees, Wang Meng, 1279-1368, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtWang M

Tall Bamboo and Distant Mountains, after Wang Meng, Wang Hui, 1694, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese

Mt. Taibo in the Style of Wang Meng, Du Qiong, 1442, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtWhen a Chin

Writing Books under the Pine Trees, Wang Meng, 1279-1368, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtWang M

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