The Tianjin Steel Plant in Hebei province. Indescribably beautiful (if that’s the right word) photos by Lu Guang of the underbelly of China’s economic miracle, the part we all want to forget. Simply breathtaking in their eerie, terrible... ...full story at Peking Duck
from Peking Duck on Thu, Oct 22 2009
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