To the city wall

The water bill was late and I had to go the water company to pay it. It was quite a journey. (Not really.) I decided to walk to the water company instead of taking the bus. It gave me a chance to take pictures. Unfortunately it started raining by the time I was walking back home.
I think the man on the left was selling razor blades.
I actually live by a river. Its not as nice as it sounds.
The China squat. I have not mastered it.
The streets are lined with shops.

The water company is by the one of the many city wall still standing. Nanjing used to be the capital of China in recent and earlier periods and old protective walls surround the city.
The building is one of the entrances to the city in olden times.
Its the southern "door" to the city.

Its a tourist attraction now fulled with tackiness.
Another "door" to the city.
Nanjing is fulled with artifacts of Old China.

A look though the building though the "door."
Now, cars and bicycles go though "door."
The city walls are flanked by a river. I'm guessing it was for defensive of the city.

I was going to take more pictures but it started to rain. It rains quite a lot in Nanjing.