Red.CBGB at Bullog.cn has posted several of the images from Amnesty International's Beijing Olympics human rights campaign in a photo post, ‘Olympic project'. ‘It feels like a little too much,' writes one reader. ‘This is no exaggeration at all,' writes another, ‘but the truth is always hard for anyone to take.'
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LoL. I hate to say it but the third one with the monk just looks comical compared to the first two, probably just because of the exaggerated pose/expression. Otherwise, very nicely done advertising.