These old photos are all post-colored
A group of people on the country lanes at the end of the Qing Dynasty, most of them are children. They all looked into a crop field, and they didn't know what they were looking at, and the scene that happened in the crop field made them all laugh.
At a barber stall on the street at the end of the Qing Dynasty, the smile of the child next to the shaver was very bright. In the many old photos of the Qing Dynasty that I have seen, the people who were photographed at that time, whether they were princes and ministers, or ordinary people, took pictures very seriously, almost without smiling. It is rare for a child like this to dare to look directly into the camera and laugh from the heart.
People on the lofty mountains. In this old photograph there are three people, the young child sitting on a rock, and not far from him there are two men chatting on a large, high and steep rock. They are not here to travel, they should be the people in the vicinity, who are either collecting firewood or herding cattle and sheep.
Waiting for the roadside to work as coolies as they wait for their employers to appear. They do shoulder-to-shoulder work, a job that is entirely by strength, they do hard and dirty work, they are called to call every day, but they only earn enough food.
The train station at the end of the Qing Dynasty. At that time, a train was stopping, and the passengers on board were getting on and off. Facing the camera, several travelers stared curiously. The man in white looked cool, with his hands behind his back, squinting at the camera as he walked.
At the end of the Qing Dynasty, it was located in a small isolated mountain in the middle of the Yangtze River. The mountain is still there, but the building on it is very different from what it was then. The trees on the small lonely mountain at the end of the Qing Dynasty look very rare, and the combination of the buildings above and the mountain is perfect, without a sense of abruptness. Nowadays, the trees on the small isolated mountain are luxuriant, and the buildings above are also antique buildings, but the buildings are too large and feel a little abrupt.
In the narrow streets, a young boy on a high-headed horse passed by surrounded by several servants. This kid looks very stylish, wears a pair of sunglasses, and looks cool. Looking at this posture, this child must be the young master of a large family.
At the end of the Qing Dynasty, Beijing's Dashilar Was Very Prosperous and Lively at that time. Here are merchants, shops, and people on the road. In the past, there was an old saying in Beijing, "Look at the things on the overpass, buy things to the Dashilar." "This is the bustling scene of Dashilar at that time."
In front of a house sat a man with his braids coiled around his head and washing clothes with a washboard. The house behind him looked very ordinary now, but a house with a stone wall like this should have been a very good house at that time.
Qing Dynasty soldiers who bent their bows and shot arrows. The bow and arrow was once the most lethal weapon in the era of cold weapons, but with the advent of the era of hot weapons, the advantages of bows and arrows became less and less. In the Qing Dynasty, archery was also a kind of entertainment, according to the "Qing Barnyard Banknotes and Technical Courage Class", "the scholar's home is also to learn to shoot for entertainment, the family has shooting circles, good friends three or five, about the period for the meeting."
This is the scene outside the city walls at the end of the Qing Dynasty, a flag woman with a child walking on the dirt road outside the city. This woman's appearance looks so familiar! She looks exactly like a celebrity today, what do you think?
Under the eaves sat a man with Erlang's legs crossed. In the courtyard, three servants were pressing one person, two servants pressing their heads and one pressing their legs. One of the servants knelt on one knee, and he was supposed to take orders from the man who was sitting and execute the man who was being pressed. Looking at the posture should be playing the board.