These pictures silently tell the story of its dwellers, and every aspect of their life, and most importantly how they choose to make these houses their own. The inside of the house itself is like a book of life.

It is not easy to enter the Chinese houses, as they are very protective of their privacy. The photographer must quickly decide, once the permission granted, to execute the available light and best compositions. As the unexpected visitor- the photographer transformed these minute impressions into visual statements about time, place and culture.

It is not about a room with a view
 or producing the perfect seductive and dreamy interior design shoot, paradoxically, it is the liveliness of the space and the inanimate objects which are present; and the social evidence. If the object can tell a story, the photograph can tell more.