Magnum Photosのインスタグラム(magnumphotos) - 10月17日 04時00分

"Six years after Mao’s death, China was at a new turning point in its relationship with the west. Most photos recorded how western photographers saw the changing country, but this picture captured how the Chinese saw westerners, the so-called ‘long-noses’. In what looks like a simple street encounter, this photo freezes a typical street scene with a wealth of detail. There are different faces with complex emotions and gazes staring at the ‘long-nose’, making eye-contact not only between the objects and the photographer, but also between the objects and the reader." - Zheng Ziyu
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Today on Magnum, we take a closer look at work from the new 'Magnum China' book, which traces the various approaches, practices, and projects of Magnum photographers in China from the 1930s to the present day. Link in bio.
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PHOTO: A group of Chinese watching "the Long Nose", a term which refers to all westerners, including the photographer. Beijing. China. 1982
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