Gallery: Take a Stroll Down China's Strange and Captivating Coastline
Zhang Xiao01Coastline No.2 Shenzhen 2009
Shenzhen, 2009
Zhang Xiao02Coastline No.20 Maoming 2010
Maoming, 2010
Zhang Xiao03Coastline No.230 Dalian 2012
Dalian, 2012
Zhang Xiao04Coastline No.22 Guangzhou 2009
Guangzhou, 2009
Zhang Xiao05Coastline No.19 Zhanjiang 2010
Zhanjiang, 2010
Zhang Xiao06Coastline No.14 Shenzhen 2009
Shenzhen, 2009
Zhang Xiao07Coastline No.520 Ningbo 2013
Ningbo, 2013
Zhang Xiao08Coastline No.12 Yangjiang 2009
Yangjiang, 2009
Zhang Xiao09Coastline No.115 Wenzhou 2011
Wenzhou, 2011
Zhang Xiao10Coastline No.76 Beihai 2009
Beihai, 2009
Zhang Xiao11Coastline No.235 Dongxing 2009
Dongxing, 2009
Zhang Xiao12Coastline No.31 Zhanjiang 2010
Zhanjiang, 2010
Zhang Xiao13Coastline No.216 Jiaozhou 2011
Jiaozhou, 2011
Zhang Xiao14Coastline No.218 Laizhou 2012
Laizhou, 2012
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