Mainland China Collection


As a Chinese photographer, I find endless inspiration in the places I call home. This series takes you through four cities—Beijing, Chengdu, Nanjing, and Taiyuan—each captured through a personal, quiet gaze. Through architecture, street life, and moments of stillness, I explore the shifting textures of modern China while reconnecting with its cultural roots.

In Beijing, I photographed the minimalist strength of Tadao Ando’s architecture and the spontaneous rhythms of jazz bars. Chengdu offered everyday poetry along the streets of Yulin, rich with human warmth and local flavor. Nanjing revealed its softer side—tree-lined afternoons on Yihe Road and golden sunsets at Xuanwu Lake. In Taiyuan, I turned my focus to the solemn beauty of traditional Chinese architecture, where history speaks through stone and shadow.

This collection is a visual diary of return—a personal journey of rediscovery across landscapes both familiar and ever-changing


China Mainland
Architecture and After Hours：Beijing
In Beijing, I sought out two very different kinds of space: the meditative clarity of Tadao Ando’s architectural designs, and the moody vibrancy of late-night jazz bars. These contrasting elements—one rooted in silence, the other in sound—offered a unique dialogue between structure and spontaneity. My lens followed the rhythm of both.



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Everyday Moments on Yulin Road: Chengdu
Chengdu is a city that embraces slowness.
On Yulin Road, I wandered with my camera, drawn to the warmth of daily life—street corners, gentle expressions, the way light filters through the trees. This series captures the charm of the ordinary, where life unfolds with ease and authenticity.


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Golden Hour: Nanjing
Nanjing presented itself in soft tones—quiet, elegant, and touched by history.
I photographed sunlit afternoons along Yihe Road and watched the sky turn gold over Xuanwu Lake. These images reflect a slower, more contemplative rhythm—a city in conversation with its past.



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Traces of Time in Wood and Stone: Taiyuan
In Taiyuan, I turned my lens to ancient Chinese architecture—temples, courtyards, and rooftops shaped by centuries of craftsmanship. These structures carry the silence of history and the spirit of tradition. Through shadow, texture, and form, I explored the weight of cultural memory.



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