Tang Xin is the Head of Art Collection at Taikang Insurance Group and the Director of Taikang Space. She graduated from Tianjin Technology University in 1990 and has been an active curator in Beijing since 1997, curating a series of contemporary art exhibitions locally while establishing an artistic exchange with Europe. In 2003, she joined Taikang Life Insurance Ltd, and founded and served as Director of Taikang Space until the present. Xin has also developed a unique systematic research that links socialist Red Revolutionary-periodand contemporary art. Her contribution to the history of photography, feminist art, and the discovery of young artists is significant.

"The book explores both the mechanics of portraiture and its psychological effects through multiple images and essays, making a significant contribution to the study of Chinese photography." -- The Art Newspaper;

Tang Xin is the Head of Art Collection at Taikang Insurance Group and the Director of Taikang Space. She graduated from Tianjin Technology University in 1990 and has been an active curator in Beijing since 1997, curating a series of contemporary art exhibitions locally while establishing an artistic exchange with Europe. In 2003, she joined Taikang Life Insurance Ltd, and founded and served as Director of Taikang Space until the present. Xin has also developed a unique systematic research that links socialist Red Revolutionary-periodand contemporary art. Her contribution to the history of photography, feminist art, and the discovery of young artists is significant.

"The book explores both the mechanics of portraiture and its psychological effects through multiple images and essays, making a significant contribution to the study of Chinese photography." -- The Art Newspaper;

Tang Xin is the Head of Art Collection at Taikang Insurance Group and the Director of Taikang Space. She graduated from Tianjin Technology University in 1990 and has been an active curator in Beijing since 1997, curating a series of contemporary art exhibitions locally while establishing an artistic exchange with Europe. In 2003, she joined Taikang Life Insurance Ltd, and founded and served as Director of Taikang Space until the present. Xin has also developed a unique systematic research that links socialist Red Revolutionary-periodand contemporary art. Her contribution to the history of photography, feminist art, and the discovery of young artists is significant.

"The book explores both the mechanics of portraiture and its psychological effects through multiple images and essays, making a significant contribution to the study of Chinese photography." -- The Art Newspaper;