In China twelve months can make quite a difference. The first picture is a view from 28th floor of the Ramada on Mother’s Day 2007, looking at the beginning of the world’s longest pedestrian walk.
On Mother’s Day 2008, just one year later, several high rises appear as if by magic. It is amazing how fast they can put these buildings up.
The picture below shows the building from which the pictures were taken.
The cylinder at the top of the building has a floor inside that rotates, so you get a beautiful view of the city as you eat your meal. The two pictures shown above are examples of that view.
On Mother’s Day 2008, just one year later, several high rises appear as if by magic. It is amazing how fast they can put these buildings up.
The picture below shows the building from which the pictures were taken.
The cylinder at the top of the building has a floor inside that rotates, so you get a beautiful view of the city as you eat your meal. The two pictures shown above are examples of that view.
