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Xing Danwen changes in the lives of workers along the south coast, whose ghosts can be sensed despite their absence from the frames. 2003, Color Photographs "DUPLICATION" is a photography series staged in different toy factories across South China. Danwen Xing observed the entire toy production process and how designs are made for the international market to match the desires of people in every corner of the world. The toys are made to represent ideal beauty, but Xing deconstructs this by focusing her critical lens on the process and exploring the aesthetics of the identical parts. Although the photos show only a