:: I stumbled across this video from Huangxiang and I fell in love with it. It combines a few of the things I like most in Web shorts: reverse and slow motion effects, the process of stuff being broken, and 30 seconds. Very 过瘾. Bravo, well done. // AjS
Tags: breaking stuff, huangxiang, reverse, slow motion, things well done, video, 过瘾
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