當打工妹滿懷憧憬地來到城市以後，她們常常面對的是︰日復一日的超時加班，頭班病和工傷的威脅，拖欠工資和人身侮辱，還要面對城市的冷漠與歧視。然而，她們不知道該如何維護自己的合法權益，即使抗爭，往往也難以取得全面勝利。

可她們為什麼還不斷地涌向城市？為什麼進城了，又回鄉，回鄉了，又進城？進城務工僅僅是為了增加一點收入，或是開開眼界？

有一點可以肯定，那就是城市的繁榮離不開打工妹辛勤的汗水，因此，就不該讓她們再付出辛酸的淚水﹗

Made in China is a fun-filled, action-packed journey into the heart of Chinese pop culture. For Asia-philes, designers, and pop culture junkies, designer Reed Darmon has collected the most colorful (and in some cases, the kookiest) Chinese ephemera in this chunky paperback. Candy wrappers, firecrackers, Chairman Mao heads, and more! These objects are a testament to the age-old Chinese fascination with vivid hues and whimsical figures. Even humdrum, everyday items such as matchbooks and sock labels are decorated with exuberant illustration. A stylishly designed object and graphic essay in one, Made in China is a kaleidoscope of playful graphics and vibrant design, from the post-revolution '50s through today.