Donews looked into a Xinhua photo in which you can see a twins and the sudden change of floor texture as a result of PS editing.
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Haha, yeah, I saw this over at ChinaSmack (chinaSMACK? Chinasmack?) earlier. They also noted that the foreigner was photoshopped in twice too. Look in the far right side.
It is blatant stuff like this that really reduces the credibility of Chinese domestic media. Western media have their biases and they may crop according to their biases, but rarely do they ever Photoshop or otherwise digitally alter their pictures so consistently. Very disappointing.
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