A set of rare old photos, a full view of ancient and modern China and abroad, in every era, including multiple countries, sorted by time, and more exciting...
▲ In 1774, Switzerland has made the first robot with modern programmable computer capabilities, about 70 centimeters of robot boys, can write, draw, play music, the mainland is still the Qing Dynasty Qianlong thirty-nine years, these things are still disdainful, called it strange tricks.
▲ In 1907, in France, the burlesque dance troupe and several actors were performing burlesque dance, and several girls were young and beautiful, and they didn't see how funny.
▲ In 1910, foreigners who do not die have a unique ingenuity and started a car hockey game, and people will turn over on their backs if they are not small.
▲ In Japan in 1916-1917, Catherine, the fourth American to obtain a pilot's license, came to East Asia and performed a series of air shows in China and Japan, the picture shows Catherine and her plane and a group of Japanese onlookers.
▲ In 1929, Hanoi, Vietnam, Vietnamese people celebrate the Spring Festival, at this time the Vietnamese peach blossoms have bloomed, peach wood in the mainland has the effect of warding off evil spirits, influenced by Chinese culture, peach wood is also very popular with Vietnamese, and we make peach wood swords, Vietnam will use peach blossom branches in the Spring Festival to insert at home.
▲ In 1935, Germany, the Nazis intensified the persecution of Jews, not only boycotting Jewish goods, but even Germans who were friendly to Jews, the sign of the woman in the photo read: "I am the most XL BZ, I only associate with Jews", the sign of the man in the picture reads: "I am a Jew, I only bring German girls into the house."
▲ In 1935, Washington, USA, visitors to the monument, which is the world's tallest stone building and one of the tallest "obelisk" buildings, the monument has Qiankun, the inner wall is inlaid with 188 memorial stones donated by all over the world, one of which is engraved with Chinese memorial stone was donated by the Qing government, built on the tenth inner wall of the memorial tower, photographed by Jacob J. GAYER.
▲In the 1940s, at the wedding scene of a large family in a certain place in China, the bride wore a traditional wedding dress, and the groom dressed in sync with the times, preparing for worship amid the blessings of relatives and friends.
▲ In 1941, the Soviet Union, Stalin's son Yakov Dzhugashvili, was captured by the Germans in the Great Patriotic War, and in 1943 Hitler tried to exchange Yakov for German Field Marshal Paulus, who was captured by Soviet troops in Stalingrad, but was rejected by Stalin on the grounds that "I don't like to exchange a general for a soldier", and he later died in the Sachsenhausen concentration camp.
In 1945, in Leipzig, Germany, Jews imprisoned in the Nordhausen concentration camp, dead and dying, huddled together, fortunately the soldiers of the US First Army found them.
▲ In 1950, Washington, USA, military clerks in the Pentagon were dealing with personnel documents of US military officers, and there were many clerks, and it seemed that there were a lot of things to deal with.
▲ In South Korea in the 1950s, near the US military base, there were rows of low-rise houses, in which lived a group of special Korean women, providing special services for American soldiers, and facing the American camera was a little shy in front of the accompanying American camera.
▲ In 1951, Hollywood, USA, 25-year-old Monroe was in the Roosevelt Hotel, and this year she starred in the romantic comedy "Love Nest", which was in full swing.
In Vietnam in 1966-1967, North Vietnamese soldiers captured by the U.S. Army wore one or two pieces of paper with identification information on their chests, surrounded by heavily armed American or South Vietnamese soldiers.
▲ In 1973, at the Alpine Festival in Switzerland, three musicians lined up on the hillside and laboriously played a 12-foot-long mountain flute, photographed by James P. Blair.
▲ In 1987, France, 35-year-old Taiwanese singer Teresa Teng was in Paris during the first concert tour of Chinese singers.
▲ In 1991, during the Gulf War, the hanggars on US aircraft carriers were densely packed with various types of aerial bombs.
▲In 2005, Canada, Maggie Cheung won the Artistic Achievement Award at the Montreal International Film Festival, and since then, she has gradually faded out of the film industry and entered the film period.