Several people warned me that Dallas is a city that doesn't have anything. I will re-confirm then. There is a deep cultural difference for people who live in the east part of the country. This is a city that is built on nothing and therefore it has almost nothing other than everything you can find from your own neighborhood in your own city. There is hardly any plantations along the highway, in the middle of highway, or around the living communities. So the place looks huge because there's hardly any barriers preventing you from looking far and beyond. The buildings use a lot of red, brown and mustard yellow for colors, and my interpretation is that these colors probably make the city look like being aged and heavy.
Wei's house is huge like a castle, lots of passages, hidden doors (to visitors), high rise ceilings and heavy wall papers. I enjoyed the conversations and the time with their little daughter Serena.
Final shot - Dallas sunset by light rail tracks
Red museum in sunset
In the front of Red Museum
JFK's memorial
Taking a break on the steps of the Red Museum
Dallas streets
Red Museum
The Ball is closed for renovations
Downtown Dallas
Six Floor museum in the background
Wei and Serena walking along the quiet streets in the Dallas suburbs
The big house
Dallas Galleria, the giant Christmas tree and skating ring
Skating ring
Giant Christmas tree
