China Show

Author: Huang Min
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: On such nights, wandering around, our original state will inevitably be dismantled by the sharp blade of deconstruction, torn apart and distorted beyond recognition. On such nights, how much can you see, how many faces turn over in the lanes and streets? It's like passing through the eaves gallery of this night to reach an impenetrable Buddhist hall—you can't enter, leave, see, or speak. Countless beliefs and realizations will then forge countless mistakes. On such nights, wandering around, our original state will inevitably be dismantled by the sharp blade of deconstruction, torn apart and distorted beyond recognition. On such nights, how much can you see, how many faces turn over in the lanes and streets? It's like passing through the eaves gallery of this night to reach an impenetrable Buddhist hall—you can't enter, leave, see, or speak. Countless beliefs and realizations will then forge countless mistakes. The artwork of "The Age of Night" offers a unique and sharp critique of social phenomena. From dozens of perspectives, it humorously and incisively satirizes the colorful lives that happen around us in this social night!