Gilded Bronze Vats. What's a Chinese Urn ? Enough to keep body and soul together. - Roger WORROD (Wuzzy)'s Photos

15th February 2005

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Roger WORROD (Wuzzy) > Forbidden City or Imperial Palace. This corner was a 90-second walk from the Red Wall Hotel where I was staying.

Roger WORROD (Wuzzy) > Snowballing. Both here and inside the Forbidden City, Chinese families were joyfully playing with their children in the snow - not at all the image we find in our newspapers or TV reports !

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Roger WORROD (Wuzzy) > Entrance to Forbidden City on the Red Wall side (the 'largest square in the world' is at the other end of the Imperial Palace/Forbidden City).

Roger WORROD (Wuzzy) > 004 Beijing, Day One > Russian Visitor

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Roger WORROD (Wuzzy) > 004 Beijing, Day One > The Outer Court

Roger WORROD (Wuzzy) > Gilded Bronze Vats. What's a Chinese Urn ? Enough to keep body and soul together.

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Gilded Bronze Vats. What's a Chinese Urn ? Enough to keep body and soul together.

> Gilded Bronze Vats. What's a Chinese Urn ? Enough to keep body and soul together.

Gilded Bronze Vats. What's a Chinese Urn ? Enough to keep body and soul together.

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