Since the beginning of the Opium War, Chinese society has undergone earth-shaking changes, the door of the country has been opened step by step, and the Qing Dynasty has gradually embarked on a desperate road. Although at a time when the edifice of the country was about to fall, every class emerged as benevolent men and women who wanted to save the country, their existence was ultimately short-lived, and it did not stop the Qing Dynasty from dying. In this process, although the Qing officials have made achievements, their actions revolve around"
Maintain feudal rule
And unfolding has no practical significance in saving the nation from peril. The picture shows the scene of Qing Dynasty officials greeting their superiors to get off the car, and when the country is alive and dead, many officials still do not change their inferiority of following the trend and flattering.
This is a market during the Qing Dynasty, the streets are very wide, filled with a variety of traders, people come and go, very lively, at this time the means of transportation is still mainly horse-drawn carriages, but there have been human rickshaws. By this time, China had begun to use electricity, and there were telephone poles on both sides of the road, but the people still wore long pigtails and robes.
This is a women's school during the Qing Dynasty, the teacher is teaching with books on the stage, someone is responsible for recording on the side, and below is a row of women holding books, behind them is a blackboard. Facing the camera, they are generous and natural, their temperament is otherworldly, they are not shy at all, and they know at a glance that they are women who have been baptized with knowledge. However, the blackboard newspaper of the Qing Dynasty is quite eye-catching, which is the yellow dragon flag pattern of the Qing Dynasty.
The woman in this picture is holding a money bag, taking off her coat, she is dressed in splendid silk, dressed very fashionably, it should be everyone's boudoir. Due to the impact of new ideas, the status of women has improved at this time, and they are no longer living in the boudoir all day long.
These men were shackled Qing Dynasty prisoners, their hands fixed to the shackles and chained together, but not in prison uniforms, possibly briefly repaired during the escort. Facing the camera, they actually smiled at the same time, as if they did not know that they were about to be imprisoned, or even killed.