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June 1, only a few days away, is the International Children’s Day, a day when children under the age of 14 can enjoy one day off in China. It’s a day to expect for many children in China because Children’s Day often means new clothes and new toys. For children featured in Netease’s new visual report “A Childhood in Trash Dump”, it’s probably also a day to expect because they may find used toys dumped by those who got new ones.
The city of Guangzhou has 100 thousand waste pickers working in the city dump. The children of these waste pickers were born and raised in trash heaps.The clothes they wear, the food they eat and they toys they play with are all picks from the trash.
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Source: offbeatchina.com
so it wasthe pink n green one who had a thing for eachother not the white one lol
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Source: ruinedchildhood
