China’s Traditional House Cave Living
The room
Visual Storyteller, Photographer, Printmaker and Art Director Zhou Han Shun is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this travel photography. These images are from his project ‘A Night In A Cave‘. To see Zhou’s projects click on any image.
Chickens
Pet cat
Chimney
Raw cotton
YaoDongs (house cave) are largely found on the Loess Plateau in the northern part of China. Until now more than 40 million Northern Chinese people are living in such ancient and traditional architectures as their dwelling.
In Madam Wang’s village, only a handful of these cave houses remain intact, as most of the villagers chose to live in modern concrete houses.
Paving the road
Morning chat
Firewood
Guard Dog
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By Zhou Han Shun
