Hangzhou Expat Episode 04: Joe Langwald, Develops Largest Rock Climbing Area in Eastern China
Hangzhou Expat Episode 04 tells the story of Joe Langwald, a Canadian rock climber living in Lin'an District, Hangzhou. His Chinese name is Dashitou, which means big stone.
He has spent 10 years developing Lion's Head in Lin 'an into the largest bouldering and sport climbing base in east China. He likes local food especially bamboo shoots in Lin 'an. 'I've been in Hangzhou for 20 years, and this is already my home,' said Joe. “Lion's Head in Lin 'a has incredibly perfect granite, all are welcome to climb here at any time.”
「4K」Walking in a small town in northern China on a snowy day｜china tour
A tour of small towns in northern China -- DASHITOU Town, Dunhua City, Jilin Province
Old silk route through Bogda Shan 11. 8th May 2010
Riding an abandoned section of the Silk road network via a ravine through the Bogda Shan (mountains) between Qijiaojing xiang and Dashitou in Xinjiang province, north-western China.
Riding old silk road through Bogda mountains. 10. 8th May 2010
Riding an abandoned section of the Silk route network via a deserted ravine through the Bogda Shan (mountains) between Qijiaojing xiang and Dashitou in Xinjiang. Our spare horse Shandan follows loose. The ravine winds endlessly between great walls of rock. We rode for hours along it without seeing a soul.
Riding through ravine in Bogda Shan 9. 8th May 2010
Riding an abandoned section of the Silk Route network via a ravine through the Bogda Shan (mountains) between Qijiaojingxiang and Dashitou in Xinjiang province, north-west China. Peng Wenchao leads the way on Zorbee.