Your Scene: Savoring a slice in Kashgar, China
A resident enjoys a slice of fresh watermelon in the old-town area of Kashgar, China, in this photograph from Los Angeles Times reader “jenkins.iain.”
Kashgar lies on China’s western edge, not far from Kyrgyzstan and a sliver of Afghanistan. According to this Newsweek article, Beijing is trying to turn this rural city into the Los Angeles of China.
On Monday, we featured another reader photo: Millennium Park in Chicago.
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-- Jason La
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