Journey Across China
- 104 Pages
- 9 x 9
- Softcover
- ISBN 1-882203-95-X
- Copyright 2003
By Charles E. Brooks
China's beauty and scale are typically beyond most Westerners' experience. Many cities in China have populations of six, nine, and ten million people. Most of us, however, are knowledgeable of only a few of these great cities. Remarkably, in spite of their size, each city retains its own character.
Journey Across China captures views of China that reflect its past rather than its future. The images are organized in six chapters: Beijing, Xian, Chengdu, Lhasa, the Yangtze River, and Shanghai. The reader will find a brief description of the area at the beginning of each chapter, as well as individual photo remarks in the index.
- 104 Pages
- 9 x 9
- Softcover
- ISBN 1-882203-95-X
- Copyright 2003
By Charles E. Brooks
China's beauty and scale are typically beyond most Westerners' experience. Many cities in China have populations of six, nine, and ten million people. Most of us, however, are knowledgeable of only a few of these great cities. Remarkably, in spite of their size, each city retains its own character.
Journey Across China captures views of China that reflect its past rather than its future. The images are organized in six chapters: Beijing, Xian, Chengdu, Lhasa, the Yangtze River, and Shanghai. The reader will find a brief description of the area at the beginning of each chapter, as well as individual photo remarks in the index.
- 104 Pages
- 9 x 9
- Softcover
- ISBN 1-882203-95-X
- Copyright 2003
By Charles E. Brooks
China's beauty and scale are typically beyond most Westerners' experience. Many cities in China have populations of six, nine, and ten million people. Most of us, however, are knowledgeable of only a few of these great cities. Remarkably, in spite of their size, each city retains its own character.
Journey Across China captures views of China that reflect its past rather than its future. The images are organized in six chapters: Beijing, Xian, Chengdu, Lhasa, the Yangtze River, and Shanghai. The reader will find a brief description of the area at the beginning of each chapter, as well as individual photo remarks in the index.