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Harmonious weirdnessPosted by Jeremy Goldkorn, November 2, 2006 9:51 AM
Ouch The image to the left is from Muzi Mei's 'blog salon' and shows some youngsters being hung up from hooks embedded in their backs. The photo was taken at some kind of performance event at 798, aka Beijing's Dashanzi Art Factory. (Related videos on Danwei: Mu Zimei interview, Dashanzi art festival) Still feeling harmonious? Well, check out these photos of a dead person's head with brains spilling out, or this collection of soft porn.
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Comments on Harmonious weirdnessman, qihoo has always been about the softporn. chinaren.com frequently links to them as well. More and more things are getting distasteful in China, It is because of some people for their "money"'s sake, but no doultly related around the big environment of China. I was seriously shocked by thoso kids and brains and skulls, seems like the Internet media is taking those pics as a kind of fun, which makes me more upset. More and more things are getting distasteful in China, It is because of some people for their "money"'s sake, but no doultly related around the big environment of China. I was seriously shocked by thoso kids and brains and skulls, seems like the Internet media is taking those pics as a kind of fun, which makes me more upset. |
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