Tibetan Nomad Festival, Langmusi

Tibetan Nomad Festival, Langmusi

How fantastic was this Tibetan nomad festival in Langmusi, China on International Children’s Day, 2002. I was incredibly fortunate to experience this event with one of my gr...

Jiuzhaigou National Park, China

Jiuzhaigou National Park, China

Jiuzhaigou is scenically one of the most spectacular landscapes I have ever seen, however I have realised I need to qualify this a little.  I grew up in an area that was very fla...

Lovely Langmusi

Lovely Langmusi

Straddling the Sichuan / Gansu border is the simply wonderful little village of Langmusi. The first time I visited this remote outpost was back in 1997.   The location is simply...

Ancient Pingyao

Ancient Pingyao

The old city of Pingyao is simply enchanting – well it certainly was when I visited there during 2001 and 2002. As with most towns and cities the best time to be out and abo...

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Wonderful Wutaishan, China
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With a name that translates to literally mean “five plateau mountain” Wutaishan is one of the 4 sacred Buddhist peaks in China.   Home to more than 50 temples and mo...

On the Streets of Yan’an, China
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Yan’an in China’s northwest gains its fame for being near to the end point for Mao Zedong’s Long March, with the town serving as the Communist capital in the rev...

Jiuzhaigou National Park, China
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Jiuzhaigou is scenically one of the most spectacular landscapes I have ever seen, however I have realised I need to qualify this a little.  I grew up in an area that was very fla...

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New Blog Category – ‘remembering …’
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If you are a regular visitor you might have noticed I have introduced a new category of blog post called “remembering…”. I have spent the past few days delving ba...

Fantastic 2012 Calendars
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enigmatic china calendar – Images by Jillian Mitchell I have recently released some gorgeous new calendars featuring images that showcase the spectacular beauty of the lily a...

Latest Article Published
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My latest published article has just been released in the June 2011 issue of Qatar Airways inflight magazine – Oryx. It is a short introduction to one of my favorite areas i...


middle kingdom life

  • Random Moments
    Random Moments

    Having been in China for quite some time now I think I might have become almost immune to the unexpected or unusual sights.   One afternoon recently when strolling across a brid...

  • The Tangerine Ball

    After my first few days of a six week stay in Guangdong province I fear I may have discovered a reality that I was hoping was an exaggeration or myth – there is some pretty s...

  • Magical Moments???
    Magical Moments???

    A friend recently visited and asked how I got so lucky to be living here? Surely it must be like living in paradise. Sometimes, I wonder the same thing as many of my days are f...

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Getting to the Airport in Shanghai

My memories of Shanghai always involved traffic jams and general difficulties in getting around on the city’s only jam packed subway line. How things have changed!   The Shangh...

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Wonderful Wutaishan, China

With a name that translates to literally mean “five plateau mountain” Wutaishan is one of the 4 sacred Buddhist peaks in China.   Home to more than 50 temples and mo...

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Tibetan Nomad Festival, Langmusi
Tibetan Nomad Festival, Langmusi

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Dim Sum in Melbourne
Dim Sum in Melbourne

If there is one thing you may have noticed about me and food is that I love Dim Sum!  Of course there are so many fantastic Chinese dishes that I miss now that I am back in Melbo...

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Wonderful Wutaishan, China

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