The representative of a new generation of private photography numbered 223.

Since 2004, personal photography work No.223 has begun to pay attention to the growth and lifestyle of the new generation, with many taboo subjects, which has set off a wave of private photography of the new generation. The following are some critics' comments on No.223: the works of Li Xianting (art critic and curator), (photography artist and critic) and Hong Huang (publisher). With some imaginary delusions, the life feelings of young people enjoying themselves in this period were photographed. The nuanced and "private photo"-like sense of distance, and the emotional involvement-the camera's perspective is not the record of the other party's perspective, and his camera is like his brothers and sisters, playing and crying with his life-relaxed but not joking, sad but sweet. In particular, the feeling provided by the work is not only to let the viewer "see" it, but also to make people feel immersive, which is Lin Zhipeng's unique perspective and language style. I have no ambition to make myself different through photography. No.223 is the best visual record of contemporary China's emotions. It is not only true, but also shows us the beauty that we ignore in reality. Ou Ning (art critic and curator), Li Zhaoxing (urban critic) and Peng Haoxiang (director) live in 223 Art. How did he dress himself up as a visionary in the closet, how did he banish himself to the horizon during a long trip, how did he shape himself into a hedonist in the middle of the night, and how did he manage himself as a literary youth with random feelings or novels in his personal blog? How to show one's sharp taste through a movie or music list, how to find one's infatuated, decadent and blurred shooting target in a band performance, how to fiddle with one's wife, and how to become one of the rising young people in China by being interviewed by Young and Frivolous magazine? It is his art to turn these into photos. In 2008, he wrote in the book Chao China:

It is concluded that the themes of 223' s works are: private party capture, deliberate embarrassing modeling between friends, pose with a sense of film stills, and close-up of individual bodies. In these photos, the composition of' performance' is extremely high, and the subjects seem to have the consciousness of wanting to be photographed and will choose different realistic props at will. Blood debts and flowing water seats, 223 cast people's desires into poems. Press it, and it becomes eternity. Shaun O'Hagan Sarah Fakla I James Walisey was shot by China photographer Lin Zhipeng, whose work number is 223. His avant-garde and often pornographic works are constantly being censored by the authorities.

A former gas plant has a strange collection of undiscovered pictures, ranging from sexy China art censored by the authorities to a remake of west side story. No.223 explores a new way of life in China, allowing viewers to see their homes and leisure places while teenagers and young people are singing, smoking, taking a shower, taking drugs or brushing their teeth. Sometimes they are naked, which is still a taboo here, but because No.223 published his photo album himself, he can fill them with anything he likes. Happy youth and tragic fashion, 223 presents a painful, happy and cool space full of temptations in China. Saturated colors and shiny bodies, in turn, map the dreams of a generation.