A village perched between the cliff and the rice fields, in rural China.
A paradoxical country. An explosion of modernism on the one hand, and a poor and rural life still very present. Breathtaking landscapes, but at the cost of great cacophony and sometimes shocking cultural differences.
I filmed my journey all over the place during the several weeks I spent crossing part of China by bike. The country is huge and complex to understand and explain. Yet that's what I'm trying here, in 3 words: explosion, diversity and adaptation.
In Shanghai, as in most major Chinese cities, hundreds of thousands of self-service bicycles decorate the city with their bright colors. Sometimes even too much. My curiosity piqued, I decided to be invited to the most important of these new bicycle companies without stations, Mobike.
Along the paths, several things made me laugh. Following the 1 part and 2 part, here are more photos of the amazing ones on the road!
My weeks in Shanghai had made me forget the omnipresent noise of China… Pedals en masse that we are done!
I spend three weeks in the most populous city in China. But time flies too quickly, between a presentation at Cirque du Soleil, the purchase of a suit, and meeting Wayne Gretzky!
I had failed to get a Chinese Central Asian visa two years ago. As soon as I entered the country, I still wonder if I did the right thing to get one in Canada.
You read correctly ! It is possible to obtain a multiple entry visa for China valid for 10 years!