• Most beautiful pictures during a night stopover in Zhengzhou
  • All about the Big Clock  of Rouen
  • The Basilica of Superga, the most beautiful church in Turin
  • China and the culture of tea
  • Teahupoo, the most beautiful wave on the earth
The crowd during the Fashion show during the second festival Mode and Culture

Hanfu, the traditional clothing that influences fashion as far away as Paris

Hanfu is a traditional Chinese garment. A generic term for loose-fitting garments, usually made of silk. Indeed, this traditional garment is inseparable from the noblest of fabrics: silk. This garment is generally worn with a headdress for men or extravagant hairstyles for women. For Paris Fashion Week, a Chinese designer revisited this traditional garment. The opportunity to present an innovative and refreshing collection. Working with Hanfu and traditional materials has…

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An escalator which lead to the sky, the way to heaven

Minimalist Photography in Zhengzhou

As you can see, when the surroundings are suitable, when the buildings are recent, it’s relatively easy to take minimalist photos. To this end, we headed to Henan province in China. And for a few days we were lucky enough to be able to explore an unusual and highly aesthetic place. The secret of the minimalist photography To give your images an uncluttered look, the ideal is to work with…

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Oran one of the most beautiful cities of Algeria

The top 10 most beautiful cities in Algeria

1. Bejaia The capital of Kabylia is a truly special place in Algeria. This thousand-year-old city is sometimes called “the little Mecca”. It’s a city of incredible light, and its immediate proximity to the Mediterranean Sea gives it an inimitable character. Over the centuries, visitors have never ceased to praise the formidable values of the people of Bejaia. The sense of hospitality seems to originate here. 2. Tizi Ouzou, one…

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Top 10 things to do in Le Grau-du-Roi

Le Grau-du-Roi is a commune bordering the Camargue and also has the distinction of being a town open to the Mediterranean Sea. A seaside town in the Gard department, it has plenty to offer all year round. This is your chance to discover the Eastern Mediterranean, the Rhône Delta, the Gard department, Provence, and, of course, the mysteries of the emblematic town of Le Grau-du-Roi. What to do in Le…

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The list of countries where English is spoken in Africa

English-speaking countries in Africa are legion. But this linguistic practice is not only a sign of the opening of African countries to the world as one could think in the XXIst century. It is also a consequence of history and of the English colonization and occupation policy. Turning past weaknesses into strengths is the adage that could characterize these countries. Today, these English-speaking countries are trying to turn the page…

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Une vue aérienne de Papeete l'une des plus grandes villes de Tahiti

The 10 biggest cities in Tahiti

As surprising as it may seem, Tahiti is not the name of a city but the name of an island in the Pacific Ocean. Tahiti is in fact the largest island in French Polynesia. And its surface area exceeds one thousand square kilometers. The size of this island is therefore an advantage for its habitability. And this is what naturally makes it the most populated island of Polynesia but also…

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A nice Wallace fountain on the Champs Elysées

The Wallace fountains, the small history of Paris

With the Maurice columns, the discreet Wallace fountains are part of the “little” history of Paris. These small fountains scattered around the capital have the particularity to be placed under the sign of philanthropy. Indeed, they were financed by an Englishman and they offer free water to all Parisians 365 days a year. There are about 120 of them in the four corners of the capital. The history of the…

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A view of the Big Clock of Rouen, from the street which it has the same name

All about the Big Clock of Rouen

The Big Clock is an emblematic monument of the city of Rouen. It is an essential point of passage and is located at the intersection of two of the most beautiful streets in the city. Indeed, at the corner of the rue Massacre and the rue du Gros-Horloge is the second most famous monument of Rouen, just after the cathedral. But the Gros-Horloge is not only a clock face, in…

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