"People said Tom’s 640-page book of photography CHINA: Portrait of a People is the most comprehensive book of photography on modern China ever published by a single author, but I’m more curious about our hero behind such an epic," writes Han Liang for Foreigners in China.
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Tom Carter's photo book, China: Portrait of a People is technically not a travel guide. Instead, it focuses on what makes China what it is – its people.
(scroll to the bottom) Recently, Tom Carter picked up a small camera and started wandering around China. Carter joins NG to talk about his new book China: Portrait of a People.
"I started in west China and I slowly made my way back east. West China is extremely rural and extremely impoverished compared to the east, so what you have is completely different lifestyles and geography than you would see in Beijing or Shanghai."
Come on, China is China, she is not an EU country,even unique in Asia. You must face this fact. and if you scare of something, You never know the beauties of China. but if you have enough brave, you will get more.
simpy
