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Snapshot of a country (china.org reviews new photo book)
china.org.cn"China: Portrait of a People is a snapshot of an entire country in a time of great change; a truthful and touching portrayal of the Chinese people in all their variety, charm and earthiness," writes John Sexton, book reviewer for China.Org
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Video of China's ancient villages and modern cities, as seen in the new 640-page photo book CHINA: Portrait of a People.China Photo Book Receives Rave Reviews
pr-inside.comAs Thomas Carter's new photobook CHINA: Portrait of a People makes its debut as the most comprehensive book of photography on modern China ever published by a single author, literati and the press are unable to hold back their acclaim. Following are excerpts from the praise CHINA: Portrait of a People continues to receive from readers and media reviewers:
China Photo Book Reviewed by Cairns Magazine
cairnsmedia.comApparently, Carter aimed his camera at nearly everyone: dancing students, smiling seniors, sooty coal miners, tattooed gangsters, military recruits, young monks, weary auto-workers, street-side dentists, river-boat riders, fowl-toting farmers, hitch-hiking Tibetans, amputee beggars, jade peddlers, melon merchants, Mongolian cowboys and many more.
New Book Review: Lone Photographer Snaps True China
chinaexpat.comCHINA: Portrait of a People provides a more honest picture of this turbulent land than a rack of China travel books pre-approved by the Ministry of Information.
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