Ji Ming Temple
There are countless tales about Ji Ming Temple, most of them have been forgotten by society. I learned
that different kings, from different ages, used to walk in this awesome temple - they may have been proud, ambitious, sad or lonely , but none of them were devout. They just came and played a role in history, then they vanished, this place was just like a theatre for them. it also became a haven for people to escape to for two thousand years, to protect them from the horror and suffering of war and personal tragedy. Strangely, this place is now a famous place for modem youngsters to pray for success in relationships.
Although devoid of romantic love, the mystery, power and witness of so many years of past history is still present, to inspire change and improvement for those who seek it. This seemingly empty cage is there, waiting for the birds that wish to be rested and rejuvenated, to fly wherever they want.
Great Yangtze Bridge
Chinese leaders Chairman Mao adore swimming; they want to demonstrate that we can beat nature by following its example. Mao swam in the Yangtze.
many devoted youngsters followed him in the people's war- they built a magnificent bridge.
This is a great bridge across the mighty Yangtze River, built by great revolutionaries for the people. These marvellous people were dedicated and inspired to the success of this outstanding project.
Cars, lorries and trains have extensively used this bridge for 50 years; but, inevitably, as time passes, new bridges have been built nearby, and this great giant of the past, has become a serious problem because it is now old and rusty, and modern ships are too big to pass underneath.
Some believe that it must be abolished, to make way for the future, others disagree, equally passionate, because it is a unique monument and a symbolic reminder of Mao's dream, that should be honoured forever.
Chinese leaders Chairman Mao adore swimming; they want to demonstrate that we can beat nature by following its example. Mao swam in the Yangtze.
many devoted youngsters followed him in the people's war- they built a magnificent bridge.
This is a great bridge across the mighty Yangtze River, built by great revolutionaries for the people. These marvellous people were dedicated and inspired to the success of this outstanding project.
Cars, lorries and trains have extensively used this bridge for 50 years; but, inevitably, as time passes, new bridges have been built nearby, and this great giant of the past, has become a serious problem because it is now old and rusty, and modern ships are too big to pass underneath.
Some believe that it must be abolished, to make way for the future, others disagree, equally passionate, because it is a unique monument and a symbolic reminder of Mao's dream, that should be honoured forever.
Nanking Ladys' University
This artwork is inspired from the Nanking Ladies University, which is the first Academy for females in China. To change the Centuries of misery for Chinese Women, a modern education system has been introduced to the capital of the new republic of China. This University helps vast numbers of Chinese Ladies escape from the suffering of dominant, traditional male power, morality and foot binding custom. Also it enabled them to get good education, health and physical fitness.
The university taught new students until Nanking fell In the Japanese invasion. Then students left and most of them joined the resistance movement, teachers stayed on campus and protected many Nanking women from rape and killing during the Nanking Massacre.
Seriously damaged campuses have been rebuilt following the victory of this war.
