Guanjiang Shou
Often seen at traditional religious gatherings in Taichung, Taiwan, the Guanjiang Shou paint their faces with fierce designs and perform choreographed dances. They're often referred to as the "underworld police", which makes sense, because anyone with a tiger-striped blazer and terrifying face paint is probably in a position of authority. We think the snapper's unfettered access to these dudes makes it 'gramable.
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