(180917) -- PINGTAN, Sept. 17, 2018 -- Lin I Chen (R), a Taiwanese, serves drinks for a Malaysian tourist at a coffee shop of the Rocks Can Sing art zone in Beigang Village of Pingtan County, southeast China s Fujian Province, Sept. 7, 2018. When tourists get close to Rocks Can Sing, they may see artists playing music with the rocks, and people sipping coffee in rock houses. Rocks Can Sing is an art project which takes in accommodation, live music, restaurant, cafe and souvenir store. Now, a total of 10 young people from the mainland and Taiwan, including Taiwanese Lin I Chen and her boyfriend

(180917) -- PINGTAN, Sept. 17, 2018 -- Lin I Chen (R), a Taiwanese, serves drinks for a Malaysian tourist at a coffee shop of the Rocks Can Sing art zone in Beigang Village of Pingtan County, southeast China s Fujian Province, Sept. 7, 2018. When tourists get close to Rocks Can Sing, they may see artists playing music with the rocks, and people sipping coffee in rock houses. Rocks Can Sing is an art project which takes in accommodation, live music, restaurant, cafe and souvenir store. Now, a total of 10 young people from the mainland and Taiwan, including Taiwanese Lin I Chen and her boyfriend Stock Photo
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17 September 2018

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Zhang Guojun

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(180917) -- PINGTAN, Sept. 17, 2018 -- Lin I Chen (R), a Taiwanese, serves drinks for a Malaysian tourist at a coffee shop of the Rocks Can Sing art zone in Beigang Village of Pingtan County, southeast China s Fujian Province, Sept. 7, 2018. When tourists get close to Rocks Can Sing, they may see artists playing music with the rocks, and people sipping coffee in rock houses. Rocks Can Sing is an art project which takes in accommodation, live music, restaurant, cafe and souvenir store. Now, a total of 10 young people from the mainland and Taiwan, including Taiwanese Lin I Chen and her boyfriend Liao Che Wei, work for the art project to promote cultural and tourism exchanges across the Taiwan Strait in Pingtan, 126 kilometers west of Taiwan. In June 2015, Lin and her brother and sister-in-law came to Pingtan to sell t PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN

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