Picture taken on Feb. 1,
2008 shows a box of mah-jong displayed in a museum in Chengdu,
capital of southwest China's Sichuan Province. The museum, which
will be open to the public in March 2008, is the first one in China
that combines the country's mah-jong and tea culture
together.(photo: Xinhua)
Visitors walk on the floor put together with mah-jong tiles in a
museum in Chengdu, capital of southwest China's Sichuan province,
Feb. 1, 2008. The museum, which will be open to the public in March
2008, is the first museum in China that combines the country's
mah-jong and tea culture together.
A visitor looks at various
teapots displayed in a museum in Chengdu, capital of southwestern
China's Sichuan province, Feb. 1, 2008. The museum, which will be
open to the public in March 2008, is the first museum in China that
combines the country's mah-jong and tea culture
together.
A visitor looks at a wall
built with brick teas in a museum in Chengdu, capital of southwest
China's Sichuan province, Feb. 1, 2008. The museum, which will be
open to the public in March 2008, is the first museum in China that
combines the country's mah-jong and tea culture
together.
Visitors look at a mosaic of a human
face formed with mah-jong tiles in a museum in Chengdu, capital of
southwest China's Sichuan province, Feb. 1, 2008. The museum, which
will be open to the public in March 2008, is the first museum in
China that combines the country's mah-jong and tea culture
together.
(Xinhua News Agency February 2, 2008)
