A Chinese man named Yan found a Canon digital camera with over 2,000 pictures of two foreigners traveling in Beijing. The pictures were taken in Beijing and surrounding areas in the span of a month.
Yan posted online to try to find the owner of the camera. He was worried that the camera's owner was upset because of the lost photos and memories. Therefore, he took to the Internet to try to find the owner of the camera before he leaves China.
If you have any information or think it is your camera, email jjjphoto@qq.com or call 010-62671188. The last photo taken was on August 2.
The photos were mostly taken in historical sites throughout Beijing, the Great Wall, the Summer Palace, the Forbidden City, Chengde Mountain Resort, and the Ming Tombs. There are also photos of museums and some calligraphy.
Source: inews.qq.com
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Wow, a story about an act of honesty among Chinese? This is very rare news indeed.
Aug 30, 2015 03:33 Report Abuse
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