Christmas In China
The team at Word4Asia has taken some time to assemble a collection of both personal images from our 2018 Christmas holidays as well as scenes of contemporary Christmas in China.
We hope you enjoy these photos. We also wish our colleagues, friends and supporters the very best in your personal and professional lives throughout the coming year, 2019! May God bless your families, your health and your work!
Christmas In China
Our colleague, Tim, and his grand child.
Tim and his family, see the Christmas lights in the background!
Our colleague, Summer, sends this photo from a local shopping mall. This must be Santa’s Train!
Gene and Carol Wood spent Christmas on board the Viking Orion, in New Zealand!
Another photo sent by Summer!
Wow – doesn’t that Christmas dessert look delicious!
Beautiful China in the snow.
Dickens might have called this, ‘The ghost of Christmas past meets the ghost of Christmas present’.
So happy it’s Christmas, he can Bearly stand it!
Beautiful ice carvings at a winter festival in China
Can you believe its carved from ice?
Peaceful, winter serenity.
Snow falls on the Great Wall.
Snow shrouds a beautiful scene.
Silent Night sung in four languages.
Gene and Carol cruising through Sydney Harbor, opera house in the back!
Our colleague, Tim and his grand baby!
Christmas is summertime, if you’re in Christchurch,New Zealand.
Chinese malls are decorated beautifully at Christmas.
A sunnier view of Sydney Opera House.
Festive and colorful; China at Christmas time.
Another view on board the Orion.
Gene and Carol learned that Melbourne spruces things up during the holidays too.
In China, everyone enjoys the holidays – these ‘elves’ certainly are!
Dancing on festive ice!
A view from the bustling street during the holidays!
Gigantic lights brighten up the festive atmosphere!
Gene and Carol’s home; shortly before their departure to New Zealand!
Even these little ones get into the act!
In Hong Kong, festive songs are shared by children.
Lots of merriment before the holidays!
Some insight into Chinese Christmas celebrations.
A look down a few decks on board the Viking Orion.
