Overseas Chinese Town (OCT) in Shenzhen, China has opened a location in the east of the mega-city. Near the beach and deep in the mountains, the tea-themed holiday park offers visitors a number of interesting escapes from the daily grind.
The daily gala show at OTC East, on the history of tea and tea zen, is something to behold. Grand costumes, dancing, and a giant multi-media screen make the trek across the city worthwhile.
Captured: October 23, 2008, OCT East, Shenzhen, China.
That does look interesting! Very nice picture, too.
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Intriguing shot! Love the vibrant colors and patterns
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Love those muted colors…
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Wait, you guys have a tea themed theme park??
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Corina: Thanks!
Lola: Me too.
Ron: LOL!
Jackie: Strange world, ain’t it?
I love the color and movement in it!
The dancers seem very young.
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Is that a bare behind in the upper right?!
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Shawn: Not bare, covered in leotard.
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I’m holding out for a roast beef-themed park.
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Yes, a steak theme park would suit me fine.
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Wonderful colors.
I’d love to visit a tea-themed park. I’m a big fan of tea (and probably drink far too much of it).
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Someway, somehow I will drop the phrase ‘tea zen’ into every conversation I have for the next week or so.
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Robin: I like tea, but unfortunately, drinking more than a cup or two makes me quite ill. A theme park, of me, is better than drinking it.
m727: That’s a must. You’ll be admired by all.
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