When You Look at Hebron from Beijing
Sometimes we need to distance ourselves a little from our city to see it more clearly. From Beijing, thousands of kilometers away from Hebron, I found myself thinking about my city in a different way. The distance was not just a geographical transition from one city to another, but an opportunity to reflect on a bigger question: How do peoples shape the future of their cities? And how do cities transform?
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Sometimes we need to distance ourselves a little from our city to see it more clearly. From Beijing, thousands of kilometers away from Hebron, I found myself thinking about my city in a different way. The distance was not just a geographical transition from one city to another, but an opportunity to reflect on a bigger question: How do peoples shape the future of their cities? And how do cities transform?
Source: Ma'an News Agency
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