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Welcome to the Common Sense and Whiskey Companion:
Guangxi Province, China.
Here are some photos from Common Sense and Whiskey, chapter 8, Guangxi Province, China.
We took this trip long ago, in 1995. In those days we shot slide film and not too many photos survive now.
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The Li River's karst topography is famous, and similar to Halong Bay, Vietnam. It flows through Guangxi Province, China. To sail on the Li, we flew into Guilin which, in 1995, was a whole lot different from the Chinese powerhouse we think of today.
The Li River.
I can't say for certain that this photo is from Guilin, but it was with all these other Guilin photos....
If you could see it better, you'd find that the basket at the right end of this fellow's boat is for the fish he catches.
This lady walks on the Li floodplain, and this shot was taken from the ship. Can't tell what she's carrying.
Just a random shot of the Li riverbank, taken from the ship.
Inside the "Traditional Chinese Medicine Hall of Attached Hospital to Guilin Medical College" with the resident Chi Kung expert. Here he works on Mirja's shoulder tension using his "bio-electrical acupuncture treatment." Note the electrical probe in Mirja's left hand. The expert plugged the probes into the wall, held the other and poked on the areas in question.
Here I get my treatment. My lower back was bothering me, so I'm not sure why my leg's being treated.
Now, get the book behind the photos.
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