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The photographs are from around Hangzhou.

This is a sidewalk/footpath. The red tiles are for the blind.
The tiles with long raised cleats tell the blind person to keep walking forwards.
The raised dots tell them a turn in imenant.

These tiles have been moved, so the dots and cleats are meaningless.
I've seen a blind person walking along the road rather than follow these tiles.
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How do the blind navigate the parked bikes?

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The below line...

reads...

I think it is meant to read, "Wait behind the line".
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A carpenter installs new shop fittings.
He uses the footpath as his workshop.
People walk around him.


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Noodles with mutton.
Yummie!!

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My local market.
Check out the footpath.

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Seaweed ties. YUM!

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A beer at lunch in the local market.

Produce that is no more than two days old.

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Inside the local market. This is COVERED! It has a roof!
The roof leaks.

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Chili Intestines!
A meal to kill for.

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In KFC.

The bench marker in the above photograph reads below. KFC can't write English.

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My favorite mutton stick restaurant.

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I don't know how the blind navigate this.

The cardboard is changed regularly - every couple of days
whether or not they need to do so.

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These are first-year university students.
They are required to do a few weeks 'military service'.
This involves being told to site or stand in the sun for long
periods of time, and, leaning to goose-step!
They are really taught how to goose-step!!!


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A pet-friendly restaurant.

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I used eat in this restaurant - until I saw an EXTREMELY LARGE rat running through the dinning room.

Making rice dough in the street.

No rats in this kitchen.

The dough. He wipes his hands clean on his dirty trousers.
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The dough after it's been deep fried - for a looooong time.

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A man heating tar to repair the roadside.

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More 'adventures' for the blind.

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What are these guys up to?

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