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Xu Yong was born in Shanghai in 1954. He moved to Beijing with his family in 1965. He graduated from Henan Luoyang Institute of Technology in 1978 and then from Beijing Normal Institute in 1986. After graduating, he worked as an engineer for the time being, but after that he made a living as a photographer for an advertising company and as a photographer for TV advertisements. From the summer of 1989 to the spring of 1990, he began photographing the Hutongs, an old residential area in central Beijing. will spend time for His photography is based on a thorough consideration of the subject matter and rational arrangements, and his style is to capture "social records" and "emotional manifestations" rather than decisive moments. His representative photo collections include the "Local China" series (4 volumes in total), in which he photographed the lives and daily lives of people in rural areas of China, and "1BEIJING HUTONG 101 PHOTOS," in which he photographed the "hutongs" of Beijing. In 2014, he published a photo book "Negatives" about the Tiananmen Incident (64 Tiananmen Incident), which became a hot topic overseas. This book is one of the above "Local China" series, and contains photos of the old alley "Hutong" remaining in Beijing. Since the Chinese Hutongs, which retain their old-fashioned atmosphere, are gradually disappearing, they can now be seen as valuable photographic materials.
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