A stay in China means making room for discovery: the unveiling of a multiple reality, which is shown through the smile of children, the spectacle of dozens of people who at dawn practice Tai-chi in the parks, the immensity of the always vocal crowds and the serene and immutable peace of the countryside. He is known by turning nose in the air in a small hutong, peeking at life in the courtyards and accepting the greeting of an elderly man. Chaotic images and conflicting sensations are brought home, but certainly not trivial. Contrary to what you might believe China is aware of its great impact on the environment and has undertaken ambitious projects in line with the 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
