Photography captures China's Central Plain culture

chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2017-04-13 06:55

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A fortune-teller reads a customer's palm. Chinese fortune telling, better known as suan ming, has utilized many varying divination techniques. Reading palms is known as the most common means of fortune-telling. Nowadays, people are no longer as superstitious and fortune-telling as a profession has gradually vanished. [Photo by Hu Li/photoint.net]

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