Photographer captures life on Loess Plateau in Gansu

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A nuo dance performance in the countryside. Nuo dance, which originated in primeval times as a means of exorcising the plague, demons and worshiping gods, is the oldest dance form known in China. The photo was taken in southern Gansu province in 2001. [Photo by Zuo Zhulin/photoint.net]

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