The Li River loops around the karst mountains in Guilin. The Chinese regard the scenery in Guilin as among the most beautiful in the world |
China - it's at once a mystery and yet something so familiar to Westerners.
Its culture - its food, the way its people dress, its ideologies - is known across the world.
But it still remains something of an undiscovered country for many outside its borders.
We're hoping that these stunning images will reveal a bit more about the country and underscore just what a jaw-droppingly diverse place it is.
It's a country with neck-straining skyscrapers, cormorant fishermen, dramatic waterfalls, terrifying glass walkways, Unesco-listed national parks and, for a bonus, the world's biggest city square.
Full story at Mailonline.
By Jennifer Newton and Ted Thornhill.
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