Welcome to Honolulu Chinatown:
Oldest in the West
Oldest in the West
Ko`olau Mountains
behind Honolulu Town
remind me of an
Asian brush drawing.
Nice day for a parade
Ten Ten, or Double Ten Day
is the National Holiday
of the Republic of China
( Taiwan )
When are children ever still?
Sun Yat-sen
was born on 12 November 1866
to a Cantonese Hakka family.
to a Cantonese Hakka family.
Evidence suggests
that he was born at Ewa
that he was born at Ewa
in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Some claim that he came to
Honolulu
at age 13.
When they are lost in thought. . . .
Like any other person
Everything OK in there?
Here comes the parade!
We do know
that Dr. Sun lived here
among us,
attending Iolani School,
and Punahou
as our President
Obama did.
Some say
that the cosmopolitan court and
democratic politics
of Hawaii's King Kalakaua
inspired young Sun's
earliest political
aspirations.
In 1883 the King
awarded 2nd prize
in English grammar
to the young student
Sun!
Hawaii
has had a thriving
Chinese community
from Kalakaua's times.
Hawaii
would not BE the
Hawaii we know and love
without the Chinese
people and influences.
Portable Rainbow
Dignified Guardian
Missing the Parade
Age: Far & Near
By the Window
Hawaii Family
posing before
Dr. Sun's Statue.
Memories Under Construction
What revolution
might THESE Honolulu
children lead,
to improve our world
when they grow up?
So pretty-
Is it REAL?
MUST TOUCH!
" Sincerity
makes the very least
person
to be of more value
than the most talented
hypocrite.
"
Charles Spurgeon
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Thanks for visiting!
Warmly, cloudia
Warmly, cloudia
" Sincerity is the way to heaven. "
Mencius
Really amazing,China in Hawai. I like to enter your blog and discover traditions and ways of living of that dreamed land. Aloha from Spain!
ReplyDeleteI see why the town reminds you of an Asian brush drawing - very perceptive remark.
ReplyDeletepretty cool....love the parade and all the color and the bit of culture you give us as well in this...thanks for the glimpse...
ReplyDeletealoha from va
Now I'm hungry for some Won Ton Soup.....
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your day !
ReplyDeleteBest regards from Paris,
Pierre
My daughter is half chinese. Luckily many of her chinese relative reside nearby so she gets infusions of her culture. Beautiful pictures ~
ReplyDeletefelt like i was there .. thanks
ReplyDeleteA world revealed in images!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post & colorful photos.Thanks a lot.
ReplyDeleteCloudia, what an amazing world of color and enjoyment (felt almost like being there) thanks for sharing this. I have to admit one of my most favorite expressions on a child is when they are deep in thought. It's priceless, you can almost feel the energy waves ...May you keep on catching all the magic in the world-and bring here! Karen
ReplyDeleteHappy Ten Ten!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the culture lesson. The pictures are great, especially those of children.
ReplyDeleteI love the dragon with the rainbow colors..
ReplyDeleteI love a parade!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE YOU Friends and each of your comment/gifts!
ReplyDeleteThank YOU
a wonderful celebration of life, color and culture. :)
ReplyDeleteCes photos sont vraiment joyeuses. J'aurai aimé assister à cette fête.
ReplyDeleteBelle soirée,
Roger
Lovely series of photos, Cloudia. Does remind me of the Hawaii I know from 40 years ago when I lived there. (Your 'I'm IN' did make me smile. Thank you.)
ReplyDeleteCool 'double day'. My favorite number is 22. Know anything about double twos?
ReplyDeleteWonderful where alike is possible, and happening.
ReplyDeleteReally impressed, as sadly the Chinese community lives a kind of hidden life over here.
Please have you all a good Thursday.
Wonderful pics and a Perfect history lesson! Only found here!!!
ReplyDeleteJ
Your home is a magnificent place rich in culture. Thank you for these rich and lively images.
ReplyDeleteThanks for these super comments!
ReplyDeleteI like the way you think my hula pal!!
ReplyDeleteright back at YOU
ReplyDeleteright back at YOU
ReplyDeleteAnd who doesn't love a dragon dance? Lovely post as always. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteGreat captures. Such lively captures!
ReplyDeleteThat was lovely!!
ReplyDeleteNamaste /\ from Mumbai
Aloha!
Appreciate the bit o' history, and the shots that colored the story.
ReplyDeleteAloha, Cloudia !
I love Chinatown! It's a must go to when Honolulu. Mahalo!
ReplyDeletedelight!
ReplyDeletealoha and bear hugs!
Lovely carnival, cheers Cloudia for your inspiration.
ReplyDeleteMuito agradável!!!
ReplyDeleteBom fim de semana!
Beijinhos.
Brasil
♪♫°✿°`╮
thanks!
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