Memories of 2017
2017 has been a very fruitful year for me. Lots of activities has been carried out throughout the year. January-Chinese New Year My lovely family. We had a family photo taken on the second day of CNY. February-Melbourne I had been to Melbourne during my previous tours. This time it was a free and easy trip. We sent Jenny to Bundoora Campus for her Exchange Program in RMIT university for a semester. March-Ken's wedding registration. It was right after the Melbourne trip. March-Ken's Garden wedding That's me with my son, Ken. -Ken's wedding eve. My mum, my sisters, my brother and my sister-in-law. -Ken's wedding ceremony. My husband and I accompanied my son to the bridal car. -Ken's wedding dinner. Ken and his lovely bride. April-Jane's birthday May-family holiday -Mother's day. Visited my mum and celebrated Mother's Day with her. June-Grandnephew's birthday. We flew to Johor to make...
Wonder what's in the innermost circle? Ancestral tablets?
ReplyDeletenice...everytime i see this i am so fascinated...:)
ReplyDeleteWow..this is really cool- such intricate detail! Absolutely intriguing-
ReplyDeleteIf I am so tiny, I can tour your small world without much traveling.
ReplyDeleteu have really traveled round the world already..
ReplyDeleteWenn: That is a magical structure.
ReplyDeleteInteresting castle.
ReplyDeleteSo cute!
ReplyDeletesame question as The Chair Speaks
ReplyDeleteWonder whats in the inner most circle
What this is a castle? If a fire break out...how is the one in the middle were to escape? :p
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely...In Western Fujian there are lots of similarly structured toulou built by Hakkas...very well documented by scholars and TV.
ReplyDeletethanks for this one!
Awesome stucture! Thanks fos sharing this one, Wenn!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!
B xx
Yeah was looking for the word 'toulou' thankz Sarawakiana@2. Heard NASA captured some pictures thought they wer missiles..haha tQ.
ReplyDeleteI am really amazed that they already such futuristic structures dating from the Ming Dynasty!
ReplyDeleteTaiwan is certainly a great place to visit. Thanks for showing it to us.
woah....from atop, the castle looks like a coil! Amazing structure!
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