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The Photo Of China links are not listed in any particular order but amongst them you may find something of interest to you. Click the blue links to get to the relevant photo of China, which will open in a new window. |
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Yangtze Cruise Web Page. 472-422. Cruise photo shows houses built on embankment of Yangtze River, at mouth of gorge. Chinese sanpan moored at river bank 596-368. Chungking access by gang planks and pontoons to anchored boat in Yangtze river cruise photo. 559-463. Yangtze River passenger boat about to leave lock of Gezhouba Dam, into calmer waters. 297-401. Luxury Cruise boat from Chungking, prepares to leave Gezhouba Dam Lock at Yichang. 438-447. Yangtze Cruise photo of Chinese Pagoda perched on cliff top of Yangtze river. 494-298. Passenger boat on Yangtze river attracts attention of tourists on luxury cruise boat. 517-330. Bloated dead pig floats on silt laden waters of Yangtze River. 601-460. Sheer cliffs of Yangtze river embellished with Chinese characters. 364-619. Young Chinese porter in cruise photo gazing at tourists on Yangtze boat. 606-483. Cruise photo of activities on quay of Yangtze riverside town. Chinese woman with child on knee sits on bollard. 592-425. Porters in cruise photo relax on quay after loading provisions onto boat. 602-463. Men on small sailing boat use oars for steerage downriver. Farmers dwelling high on cliff. 496-338. Pall of smoke hangs in gorge of Yangtze river as cruise boat approaches with foreign tourists. 592-543. Sunrays in cruise photo piercing clouds above Yangtze river gorge. 330-515. Cruise photo of whirlpools in turbulent waters of Yangtze river. Water looks like liquid gold. 451-484. Terraces built on steep banks of Yangtze River in cruise photo. 591-512. Isolated dwelling of Chinese farmer perched on Yangtse river bank. 360-525. Cruise photo of fresh vegetables on quay of Yangtze riverside town, awaiting porters to load onto boat. 506-362. Industrial complex built to water's edge of Yangtze river. No visible means of access except from river.
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