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I don't think this topic needs its own standalone article because it lacks independent historical evidence. The entire concept seems to come from just one Western photographer, James Ricalton, and there aren't any local Chinese sources to back it up as an actual historical phenomenon. Since the few sources we have all tie back to his work, it makes more sense to merge this info into the James Ricalton page as a section about one of his most famous and impactful photographs. Timfkl (talk) 08:42, 4 June 2026 (UTC)Reply