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Every planet has its track. The solitude and mundaneness leave workers confused and lost. Countless tracks are interlaced in the universe where planets come across every day, but they never encounter each other. Workers in the streamline factory revolve their days and nights between the factory and the urban village endlessly, as if they were orbiting planets.
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Special thanks to my worker partner, Mr. Feng YE, for his contribution to the Lonely Planets project.
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Yang, M. (2021). Lonely Planets: Reorganize the Sequence of Effective Space in the Qinghu Community. In: Jiang, B. (eds) Landscape Empowerment. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-2067-9_4
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