The children often exicitedly say "wai
guo ren" as we pass. It means foreigner. It's not meant to be
mean (and they figure we don't understand anyway), it's just what they
do.
A Walk through a Ningbo Village
Here are some pictures from a walk we took through the village across from our old apartment. It's the alley you see behind sewing lady.
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On this day we walked through Zhong
Shan park to the 819 bus stop and took it across town to our old
neighborhood.
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We walked for a while before I began
to take pictures. The people don't seems to mind that we are walking
along there neighborhood alley. |
The people look at us as we pass by and
most of them smile.
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The children often exicitedly say "wai
guo ren" as we pass. It means foreigner. It's not meant to be
mean (and they figure we don't understand anyway), it's just what they
do. |
A look across a village
home roof top at our a modern apartment building. That building is
where we used to live. |
There are a lot of cannels
in Ningbo. This village runs along one.
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Now we are back out on a
city street looking in at a little shop on the edge of the village.
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A look down one of the
many alleys.
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