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(5 years and 2763 days ago)

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Brush, Paint, Chinese

lincemiope says:

great photo, bravo

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author says:

Thanks, Lincemiope

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Chinese lanterns can be any color, but red is traditionally used in conjunction with other colors. Each color has its own meaning, but meanings can change depending on the context. Red represents happiness and good luck; white, purity, old age and wisdom. Yellow and gold represent the first emperor, but also earth and mourning. Blue is associated with immortality, while black stands for honesty as well as death or misfortune.


(5 years and 2768 days ago)

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Chinese, lanterns

kyricom says:

Thanks for the very interesting information

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(5 years and 2828 days ago)

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Chinese, Tea

friiskiwi says:

Lovely a little more space top and bottom would be even better.

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Chinese pavillion in Visby, Sweden (5 years and 2887 days ago)

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gazebo, pavillion, Chinese, ornamental, garden

friiskiwi says:

Lovely

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kyricom says:

Nice shot... but, ummmm... why is a Chinese pavillion in Sweden?

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author says:

Hehe, that's a good question kyricom!

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