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• At 2007.03.26 16:58, Mandi said:
  

  Nice shot! The pavillion is beautiful.

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• At 2007.03.26 22:39, Chuckeroon said:
  

  Ah! China. Good to see it, Jing.

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• At 2007.03.27 00:49, Ruth said:
  

  I love traditional Chinese architecture. Can this building be rented for special events? I’d like to get married there, again.

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• At 2007.03.27 09:20, Lan said:
  

  Again, the way you place your trade mark “Shanghai Daily Photo” says a lot about you. Very professional.

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• At 2007.03.27 11:25, Jing said:
  

  thx. Lan. you made me smile….:D

  Ruth,
  I think if they know some nice friend from so far wanted to use the old house as the marriage place, they would be very glad. I am for sure. But some other troubled things are the permission of the Government. You know, those old historical stuffs all belong to the Nation, so … I hate the lots of “layers” of the procedure.

  Chuckeroon and Mandi
  )
  thx. actually these kinds of China are also very interesting world for me. We almost lose those traditional architectures of China. Hm, maybe its the big trend of our planet: the culture is mixing together….so how to keep those special aspects of our luxuriant culture of human beings.. its a big problem.
  haha….I watched the movie ” The Babel”

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