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[Photos] One city, one dynasty: China’s travel photography sells dynastic dreams

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By Ng Kong LingWriter, Ng Ling, Lianhe Zaobao
| thinkchina.sg
Fun with travel photography in Fenghuang old town. Across China’s tourist towns, travel photography turns visitors into “ancient beauties”. With costumes, stylists and lighting, cities sell curated dynastic fantasies in which tourists become part of the scenery. Writer Ng Kong Ling reflects on the purpose of travel and photography — to record the world, or express ourselves? (Edited and refined by Candice Chan, with the assistance of AI translation.
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[Photos] When snakes love humans: The White Snake story and its roots in Zhenjiang

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By Candice Chan, Ng Kong LingWriter, Ng Ling, Tang Wei
| thinkchina.sg
Tracing the roots of the legendary White Snake love story to Zhenjiang’s Jinshan Temple, writer Ng Kong Ling journeys through myth and history to uncover how ancient tales of snakes entwined with human passion reveal unexpected heroes — and why fascination with these enigmatic creatures endures today.
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[Photos] From the balcony: A writer’s love letter to Xiamen

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By Candice Chan, Ng Kong LingWriter, Ng Ling, Lianhe Zaobao
| thinkchina.sg
In the seaside city of Xiamen, old and new — as well as Eastern, Western and Southeast Asian influences — coexist seamlessly. This coexistence manifests itself in Xiamen’s unique cuisine, culture and architecture, says writer Ng Kong Ling, who tells us more about what the vibrant city has to offer. As I step onto the balcony of the Lujiang Hotel in Xiamen, China, I am struck by the city’s rich essence.
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