And as you look at them, remember that it’s not always easy to do organizing of any kind there. We are enormously grateful to our colleagues across the People’s Republic. This top image is from Kunming
And this from Changsha
And this from Xian
And this from Quanzhou:
And this from somehwere else in Kunming
And this from Wuhan:
There are many more, from dozens of places across China–which is very good news, since the Chinese will pay a crucial role in the talks ahead. So many thanks to our colleagues at CYCAN, and others across the nation!
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