I have extended our private photography site with the following links
about China:

Photo: China a Wealthy Superpower?
http://cultureinchina.blogspot.com/

Photo China Explosion
http://photo-china-explosion.blogspot.com/

Photo Galleries World Creation
http://creationphoto.blogspot.com/

We are Ron & Marja from the UK (35/35)
we are very curious fro your feedback.
Also about the techical quality.

As the photographer for www.silverstall.com i enjoyed your images of
China. The colour balance, subject-matter, exposure, depth of field etc
were excellant. China lends itself perfectly for photography because
of its excellant natural and articficial light. However the Chinese
obsession with everything red and gold can sometimes spoil a photograph
however your images successfully avoid this and actually turn into an
advantage. Perhaps you could let viewers know whether you used a
digital - maybe a few details about the camera settings, time of shot
etc.
forbidden city.Make sure however you copyright them !! otherwise on
your next visit don't be suprised to find your images on a few million
postcards. Thats another reason to put in details of how, what and when
the image was shot as it makes copyright a lot easier to defend.
10/10 and keep up the good work.

yes I love china indeed the colour red is getting out of my throat as
we say in Holland.

No I use comon use. You can find the buttom on
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/.../2.5/scotland/ I have
decided for a relaxed approach to copy right so that others can use my
images as well for no commercial purposes.I do not intend to make
bussiness out of it. Unless a bussiness man would approach me with an
offer. Till that time anyone may use my material for non commercial
purposes.

to copy, distribute, display, and perform the work
Under the following conditions:

Attribution. You must give the original author credit.
Non-Commercial. You may not use this work for commercial purposes.
No Derivative Works. You may not alter, transform, or build upon this
work.