Chinese Fighting Crickets,You can safely forget about horse racing or cards. During the Tang Dynasty were popular fighting crickets. After a thousand years, a tradition revived, although betting on cricket is now prohibited by law.British photographer Jonathan Browning visited the sites of battles and a crowded market, which sells men chirping. These insects - not the usual crickets. To participate in the fighting is only one species, and the origin of cricket is very important to buyers. According to Browning, "crickets from Shandong Province, known for his skill and bravery. A man from the West can not catch the difference, but for Chinese it's obvious, because they keep crickets as pets.
Sunday, March 17, 2013
Chinese Fighting Crickets
Chinese Fighting Crickets,You can safely forget about horse racing or cards. During the Tang Dynasty were popular fighting crickets. After a thousand years, a tradition revived, although betting on cricket is now prohibited by law.British photographer Jonathan Browning visited the sites of battles and a crowded market, which sells men chirping. These insects - not the usual crickets. To participate in the fighting is only one species, and the origin of cricket is very important to buyers. According to Browning, "crickets from Shandong Province, known for his skill and bravery. A man from the West can not catch the difference, but for Chinese it's obvious, because they keep crickets as pets.
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