Chinese language & culture in xinjiang 2012

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Scenes from June-July 2012, mainly around the captial of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region. Photo album online at http://bit.ly/altay2012xuar

Chinese language & culture in Xinjiang 2012

G P Witteveen
http://gpwitteveen.googlepages.com/fulbright2012

Xinjiang highway rest area, north of Urumqi (G216)

Museum in Xi He Zhi – dedicated to the memory of Zhou Enlai

Museum in Xi He Zhi – dedicated to the memory of Zhou Enlai …1965

Nymph statues at the plastic surgery clinic.

Roof ridge on front (fake) roof of restaurant.

Newspaper in public display case near bus stop.

Community events on bulletin board at city park in central Urumqi.

Community events display, central Urumqi city park

Jade & old things to buy; central Urumqi.

Chinese language & culture in xinjiang 2012

Signboard across from campus cafeteria, June 2012

Performances to follow the scholarship awards ceremony

Study abroad banner on campus: UK & US graphics

Main library front portico, central Urumqi

On display at main library front portico, central Urumqi

Event posters 1.5m x3m, Institute of History and Ethnology, Xinjiang Normal Uni.

Beijing airport departures lobby (luggage cart)

Beijing airport departures hall, old terminal 2

Bejing airport departures lobby, old terminal 2

Vending maching instructions, Beijing airport departures lobby

Vending machine, Beijing airport departures lobby, old terminal 2

Shops near Xinjiang Normal University, early morning (June)

Shops near Xinjiang Normal University, early morning

Instructional building at Xinjiang Normal University

Sign language on cafeteria TV (national news): inset not always shown

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