Sleeping Chinese

Jun.17, 2009 in China, Other

A German photographer by the name of Bernd lived in Shanghai for 6 years in the early 2000s. While he was never well known during his stay, after his return from China he became quite famous through photos he had captured in China. Through the 6 year stay in China, he captured many different pictures of Chinese people sleeping in various places and positions. His website www.sleepingchinese.com has attracted much attention around the world since its debut. The range of pictures include ordinary Chinese citizens sleeping on trees, side of buildings, a rock by the side of the road and much more. Certainly something to check out in your spare time!

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Source: 南方网

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