Gold
 Yesterday's taichi sculpture is to show you HK's public art, and today's photo shows a different and practical kind of art. This is the show window of a jewelry shop displaying gold figurines, buddhas, coins and cartoon characters. Most traditional Chinese love gold (in any forms) and gold can be gifts for just any occasions as long as you can afford it -- weddings, birthdays, new borns, anniversaries, new businesses and etc. In HK's Disneyland, there's a shop selling gold Mickey Mouse!Tags: |
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Comments on "Gold"
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Kris said ... (June 01, 2006 5:29 PM) :
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Chantal said ... (June 01, 2006 7:29 PM) :
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Bob said ... (June 01, 2006 10:06 PM) :
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Cynthia Quiros said ... (June 02, 2006 12:01 AM) :
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Lisi said ... (June 02, 2006 5:15 PM) :
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Unknown said ... (June 02, 2006 9:57 PM) :
post a commentah..it's glaring to the eyes !!
hmmm..am never a fan of gold, although i do have one in the shape of M Mouse :) Good shot!!
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You managed to capture a beautiful warm light in this shot, it brings out the cold and red so nice.
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Lovely shot, nice and warm.
I think I can see a golden chicken.
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that´s a load of gold!! Looks very pretty!! love the golden piano!
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Thanks for the footprints...
Gold jewelry is common but frankly I do not know anybody (personally) who has this kind of decorations at home or work!
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Me neither Lisi. But I can tell you Vietnamese people love their gold also. When we visit my aunt in San Jose, California, there is ALWAYS a trip to a gold jewelry store. I like silver more though. My mom doesn't understand that. ;)
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