The East Collection

George Michael (left) and Andrew Ridgeley (right) from Wham ! in China. 1985. Wham! were on a 10 day tour. They are pictured in front of The Forbidden Palace in Tiananmen Square

Columbia River in the Columbia Valley flanked by the Monashee Mountains in the West and the Selkirk Mountains in the East, British Columbia, Canada

Fans clap along and enjoy the performance of George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley from Wham ! in China. 1985. Wham! were on a 10 day tour

George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley from Wham ! in China. 1985. They are pictured in front of The Forbidden Palace in Tiananmen Square, Peking. Wham! were on a 10 day tour

Fans, holding their programme, enjoy the performance of George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley from Wham ! in China. 1985. Wham! were on a 10 day tour

George Michael from Wham ! and a Chinese Boy on The Great Wall of China, in China. 1985. Wham! were on a 10 day tour. In 1985 China was waking up to the world outside after their own Cultural

The Glory of Spain III, from the Ceiling of the Throne Room, 1764 (fresco) (detail
XIR62096 The Glory of Spain III, from the Ceiling of the Throne Room, 1764 (fresco) (detail, see also 61757, 61758, 62340) by Tiepolo

Equestrian game of the East

Street Dogs of the East

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"The East: A Captivating Blend of Nature, Music, and Culture" In the heart of British Columbia, Canada lies a mesmerizing region known as "the East. " Here, the majestic Columbia River gracefully winds its way through the picturesque Columbia Valley. Flanked by the towering Monashee Mountains in the west and the enchanting Selkirk Mountains in the east, this breathtaking landscape is a true testament to Mother Nature's artistry. But it's not just nature that makes "the East" so captivating. In 1985, iconic duo George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley from Wham. Embarked on an unforgettable journey to China. As they took center stage amidst adoring fans clapping along with their electrifying performance, their music transcended borders and united cultures. Amidst all the excitement, George Michael found himself standing atop The Great Wall of China alongside a young Chinese boy. This powerful image symbolized not only his global reach but also highlighted how music can bridge gaps between nations. Venturing further into "the East, " we discover hidden treasures like frescoes depicting equestrian games from Spain's glorious past. These intricate artworks transport us back to 1764 when these exhilarating spectacles were enjoyed by royalty in grand throne rooms. Yet amidst all this splendor lies another facet of life in "the East" - street dogs roaming freely through bustling streets. These resilient creatures embody both resilience and loyalty as they navigate their way through life's challenges. "The East" is more than just a geographical location; it represents a harmonious blend of natural wonders, musical connections across continents, cultural exchanges spanning centuries, and even tales told by humble street dogs. It invites us to explore its diverse tapestry where beauty unfolds at every turn – be it in mountains or melodies – leaving an indelible mark on our hearts forevermore.