Flâneur

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History, depicted and objectified

No matter what I do in China, as welcome as I feel, I’m naturally a flâneur, which is a fancy word for objective observer. Here I’m sharing a recently repainted administration building. I’m sharing a photo from Zhujiayu, the restored village near Jinan. I’m going there again tomorrow so watch this space to find out how that went.

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5 thoughts on “Flâneur”

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  4. Great question. How will their fashions change to make ours look more exotic. Blue jeans would be on display, but what sort of top is anyone’s guess. I’d suppose men’s suits would, but women wear such a variety of clothes. Hmmm? Any thoughts, dear readers?

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