Cruising through Wuhzen

by Susan Storm, Nov 8, 2001 | Destinations: China / Zhejiang

A young girl plays in the skeins of traditional blue and white tie-died fabric as they dry in a courtyard.

A young girl plays in the skeins of traditional blue and white tie-died fabric as they dry in a courtyard.

Image © 2001 Susan Storm.

A young girl plays in the skeins of traditional blue and white tie-died fabric as they dry in a courtyard.

The villagers who live in Wuzhen are as interested in the visitors as the visitors are in the ancient town.

Life imitates art in much of China's landscape, and this ancient bridge creates a watery illusion.

The open air pavilions were used for communal entertainment, where writers, actors and performers could strut their stuff.

A story told with photos.

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