Eunuchs are the most despised and isolated group in India. They live in a dark and secret world on the edge of society, follow their own habits and rules, and keep a long distance from ordinary people. The social status of eunuchs is even lower than that of Dalits (people below the four recognized castes), and most people dare not avoid them. In people's eyes, they are terrible and ridiculous figures. When they walk beautifully along the road wearing enchanting saris, heavy jewelry and heavy powder, others will turn around or leave, and eunuchs will hear a festive event, which one has bought a new house, which one has given birth to a boy, which one has got married and which one has opened to welcome guests, and they will mysteriously appear in droves, singing and dancing until the master gives it to them.

Many little eunuchs are so beautiful that they are simply fascinating. They can easily pass the exam and become female models. However, some eunuchs attending the party look like old women in funny pantomime. Regardless of age, beauty and ugliness, all eunuchs have one thing in common. When you realize that you are an excellent guest, you will leave the ordinary world forever. Other eunuchs will become your parents and family. Eunuchs take care of each other and live in loneliness and social hostility. They can't get married, have no children and can't integrate into society. Their only friends and intimate friends are other eunuchs. However, despite their humble position, eunuchs have begun to organize themselves to express their views. They tried to regain some of the respect they had enjoyed in the past. Eunuchs were once used by thousands of people to protect the concubines of Mughal emperors in India. On a small scale, eunuchs also began to rush out of the isolated closed life. A few years ago, a fashion show organizer in Mumbai invited eunuchs to be models at a party and walked gracefully on the runway in front of an upper-class audience. Some eunuchs were also elected as city councillors. In the past few years, three towns in Madhya Pradesh in central India have elected eunuchs as municipal councillors. Chen Xiaodong mentioned them in his travels around the world, saying that they only found special people in India and Bengal, and others said that they were born.