1. Shaoshan, 1965. Chairman Mao walked on the path of his hometown. The first door plaque of Chairman Mao's former residence read: "The home of Chairman Mao, the great leader of the Chinese people." Later, when Chairman Mao returned to his former residence and saw it, he frowned and said: Dig out the word "great" for me, and then say: Wait, dig out the "leader" for me too!
Later, it was replaced by "Comrade Mao Zedong's Hometown"
2. 1965, Hubei. In the last century, in Fengshan Town Commune, Luotian County, Huanggang District, Zhou Youping, a hygienist at the brigade's medical and health station, and Huang Xiaohua returned from vaccination in the countryside. During the Republic of China period Chinese average life expectancy was 35 years, and by 1959 the average life expectancy reached 58 years. This is inseparable from the policy reform of medical organizations and the efforts of "barefoot doctors". This is a photo taken by teacher Yu Chuangshuo, who was also made into a propaganda pictorial that year.
3. Eastern European children wearing red scarves, 1965, old photo of Kodakrom
4. Hangzhou, 1965. In the 1960s, Xiao Ma Yun, who had just turned one year old, was held by his mother and photographed by the West Lake. Everyone may not know that Ma Yun was born in a literary and artistic family. His father's name was Ma Laifa, and before his retirement he was the chairman of the Zhejiang Qu Artists Association; Her mother, Cui Wencai, is a bomb critic in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province. Xiao Ma Yun grew up in a literary and artistic family, so he learned how to express himself at a very young age.
5. 1965, United States. In the middle of the last century, Ford introduced the car's wrist twist steering device (steering wheel), which, despite better visibility, a more spacious cabin, and allowed the arm on the armrest to drive, never passed the safety test stage. So it has not been applied to new cars since then. Ladies drivers, what do you think of this steering wheel?
6. Hong Kong, 1965. In the 1960s, he began to walk the rivers and lakes at the age of 16, and was admitted to the prison guard at the age of 21. At this time, his fist and foot kung fu was already quite solid, especially Western boxing, and he had participated in various ring matches in the Police Force and won honors. Later, he met the big drug lord "Fat Boy Kun" and was expelled from the police force, in order to eat a bowl of rice he re-mixed with the underworld, and eventually became a little famous big brother. Students, know who he is not?
7. Beijing, 1965. This is a rare old photo of an instructor playing ball, and it is rare on the Internet. When the chairman was in Yan'an, he was keen on table tennis, and his old man described table tennis as "both exercising the bladder and exercising the eyes", "easy to take materials, low cost", which is a good thing to get in one fell swoop. It is said that this is the last time that the instructor will let the table tennis take a picture while playing.
8. Vietnam, 1965. On the streets of Saigon, two women dressed in white "Audrey" passed by holding hands. They carried the same handbags, and they came out of the US military base with a smile, and it seemed that this trip had gained a lot. The U.S. military invaded Vietnam, and a few were happy and a few sad. The South Vietnamese regime of Diệm Dinh Diem was protected and naturally acted arbitrarily, while the North Vietnamese regime became more and more difficult. In fact, a divided Vietnam is estimated to be more in our interest.
9. Japan, 1965. At a kindergarten in Hiroshima, there are children walking in long lines. This photograph reminds me of the article "Contests at Summer Camp," presumably published in magazines like Reader's Digest. The article is very well written, and the author uses the brush stroke of "worrying about the country and the people" to lick the little devil fiercely. Later, I grew up and had self-media, and it turned out that the little devil was just like that. These magazines are indispensable.
10. 1965, Usa. A female model wearing a tapered bra and her Corvette Mako Shark II (Chevrefland Corvette sports car). In Depp's film "The Rum Diaries", the male protagonist drove a Corvette and recreated the style of the time. In the picture, Depp drives Colvet, carrying the beautiful heroine, out of the yacht dock and rushes to the sea, the blue waters and the yacht are waiting not far away...
11. South Korea, 1965. In the winter in Hangang Town, east of the capital, Seoul, the photo shows a depressed picture of a small, heavily polluted river meandering and full of ice. South Korea was much poorer than its northern neighbors, because the electronics processing industries in Japan and the West had not yet shifted to them. There were many people and few places, and the cost of the war had always plagued Smyta. And it is not as rich as they are described in their film and television works.
12. Greece, 1965. A working woman returning from the fields, with the reins in her hand, behind her was a horse, which walked leisurely, the clouds in the sky stirring, and a heavy rain coming at any time. The carriage was neatly piled with hay, and on top of the hay sat the woman's man, and as the carriage bumped on the dirt road, the man also dangled like a drunken drunkard. Greece is also not rich for a few years, and is desperately built by young people...
13. In 1965, The Natural Swimming Pool of Kunming Lake in the Summer Palace, Beijing. Swimming should be banned now, right?
14. In 1965, Nanning, a peasant child on his way to school.
15. Jiangsu, 1965. The cadre inspected the waterlogging, he held an umbrella in his hand, and squatted on the mud with his trouser legs high to talk with the old members in the smug clothes. The cadres at that time looked very dirty, and there seemed to be no shelf. I have seen many old photos from the 50s and 60s, and the county party secretaries in many places have followed the masses to pick up sand, build reservoirs, and go down to construction sites.