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This ancient bridge can retract and the boats you see in the centre gets pull apart, allowing bigger ships to pass through. How ingenious!

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It was both stimulating and refreshing to travel to a place where everyone speaks a familiar language... a place where the origin of your ancestors' language comes from...

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Fortress Wall to fortify the old city of Chaozhou

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An ancient bridge across Hanjiang, Chaozhou - built in 1400s

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It reads Liang Yong Ting which translates to bridge forever pavilion. Make sense?

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Teochew is my mom's language not my father's. Yet, somehow, I am inclined to use the language. Sometimes I thought I am more Teochew than a Peranankan (Hokkein). Is that why/how you derive "mother tongue"? Lol

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https://theculturalfrontier.wordpress.com/2013/05/16/to-return-to-ones-roots/