#goodbye, #china
With this last photo of the Wordless Wednesday Project, I would like to thank everyone who has followed this series and, of course, I would especially like to thank you for the numerous feedback and likes.
A photo for #WordlessWednesday – no words, just pictures. Allow your photos to tell the story.
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This is such a lovely pic. ♥️♥️♥️. Your Wordless Wednesdays blogs are awesome. But it’s impossible for me to be wordless 😂😂😂.
Thank you so much! You are very kind! I am mostly “wordless” when I read your posts but I nevertheeless enjoy it very much.
Thanks for sharing! such outstanding eye, depth and diversity. Truly a delight to have experienced. Be safe and well, greetings from oz
Thank you Gary, for your kind words and for joining the trip! Be safe and well too and enjoy your days!
Simply wonderful! 💙💙💙
Thank you so much! 💙💙💙
My pleasure 🙏
Thank you.
I thank you!
Hopefully, a return next year? 😉
When I started this I thought it was a project of a certain quality. But most of them post about cats and dogs or use it for advertising. That doesn’t make any sense. Thank you for taking the journey. All the best!
It is a shame when such things descend into a popularity show of kittens and bakes. Congratulations on sticking to quality! 🙂
Thank you so much.
You are very welcome! 🙂
I love the universal childlike innocence this image conveys.
Thanks! You found exactly the right words.
The background is so very like a Chinese painting, more unreal than the little girl, who makes me want to know her name and know how she is in this troubled world! 🙋♂️
Thank you very much, Ashley! I am very happy that people like you see the photos as intended. All the best 😀
A beautiful, moving photo–one that I can’t separate from current events in China. As you’re so deeply imbued in the country and culture, are you and your art being directly affected? I’ve been thinking of you.
Thank you very much! For me, the situation in China is not of great importance. The unsold paintings from my last exhibition are still in China, but that has to do with the Covid situation.
My Chinese painter friends are of course “not amused” about the current politics and their situation is certainly much worse than it was a few years ago. But the Chinese are patient and persistent and also know that the “bumpy roads” are almost everywhere in the world at the moment.
The child, the setting with the striking mountains and the colours are very beautiful.
Thank you very much! This stretch of land along the Li River is particularly beautiful and has been sung about by ancient poets.
e quanta nostalgia… ❤️
I ricordi ci mantengono giovani 🙂
davero…
What a pretty and eye catching nature. Always thanks to Mother Nature. Great Jod
Thank you very much! Yes, Mother Nature is full of joy 🙂
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