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Fish bladders dry on a bamboo lattice on the outlying
Fish bladders dry on a bamboo lattice on the outlying island of Cheung Chau in Hong Kong. Fishing and aquaculture are still important industries on the island that was once a refuge for pirates.
CHINA, Hong Kong, Cheung Chau.
Fish bladders dry
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© Andrew Watson
Abstract Cantonese Cheung Chau Dried Drying Exotic Fish Fishing Industry Hong Kong Horizontal Sea Food Sight Texture
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This print captures the essence of Cheung Chau, an outlying island in Hong Kong, where fish bladders are meticulously dried on a bamboo lattice. Once a haven for pirates, this island still thrives on fishing and aquaculture industries. The image showcases the unique blend of Chinese tradition and urban life that defines Hong Kong. The sight is both exotic and mesmerizing, with the abstract texture of the drying fish bladders creating an intriguing visual spectacle. It offers a glimpse into the rich culinary heritage of Asia as seafood plays a vital role in local cuisine. Cheung Chau's significance as a travel destination cannot be understated. This picture transports viewers to this vibrant cityscape in China's far east, immersing them in its cultural tapestry. The horizontal composition allows one to appreciate every detail - from the intricate bamboo lattice to the neatly arranged fish bladders. As we delve deeper into this image by Andrew Watson from Discover Images by AWL, it becomes evident that it encapsulates not only the fishing industry but also represents Cantonese traditions and customs associated with sea food. In summary, this photograph serves as a window into Cheung Chau's past and present; showcasing its historical roots while highlighting its continued importance within Hong Kong's bustling urban landscape.
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