Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
author：Ming-hsien
The Manchu woman is Suwan Guerjia Youlan, a native of the White Banner of Manchuria, the daughter of Rong Lu, the Minister of Military Aircraft, and she is the biological mother of Puyi, the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
The foreigner was demonstrating the power of the Makqin heavy machine gun to the foreign minister of the late Qing Dynasty, and broke a thick branch.
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
Wang Mintong, the cousin of Wanrong, the last empress of the Qing Dynasty
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
A stall selling dim sum.
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
Zhou Xiuying, the leader of the rebel army during the Daoguang period.
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
The Japanese army has already begun to invade China in armored vehicles
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
Two peasants carrying pigs, ready to go to the market to sell
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
At the end of the Qing Dynasty, Prince Su Shanqi's grandson Fujin, that is, Kawashima Yoshiko's mother
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
Patients with large tumors on their arms can no longer wear clothes and can only be bare-chested.
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
The official traveled in a horse-drawn carriage, and not only was there a coachman to serve him, but there was also a "top horse" in front of the carriage to guide the way
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
In the year, the Empress Dowager Cixi was playing in the West Garden, which is a photo of her birthday
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
Fortune teller in the late Qing Dynasty
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
This is a true portrayal of street performers, several people cooperate to challenge difficult moves, and win the applause of those around them. -copy
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
Traitors have been the scum of the Chinese nation since ancient times, and during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, in order to better rule China, Japan supported a large number of traitors in the vast occupied areas.
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
At the entrance of the yamen, the yacha was executing the cane.
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
The scene in the last years of the Qing Dynasty was full of merchants and shops on the roadside.
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
A train parked on the South Manchurian Railway. The South Manchurian Railway is a branch line of the Eastern Railway built by the Russians, from Changchun to Dalian via Shenyang.
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
Fishermen on the Grand Canal near Dongzhimen in Beijing.
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
At the end of the school day, the teacher sat on the Taishi chair with a serious expression, and every child had to say goodbye to him before leaving
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
In Henan Province, a freight train runs on the Jinghan Railway, which has just opened.
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
Zhang Rongxuan with his son
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
The landlords have relatively strong financial resources, but their thinking is still relatively backward
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
Photo of the Empress Dowager Cixi's extravagant "bathtub".
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
The children of the Eight Banners wander around the suburbs of the city all day long with birdcages.
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
Once a girl is educated, her mental outlook is completely different
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
The lady of the banner man is playing cards for recreation, and she has nothing to do
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
The two young women were dressed very differently, one was gentle and charming, the other was heroic, but they both had good faces and elegant temperaments.
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
The women of poor families were dressed in tatters and were no longer clothed.
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
Albert and Elsa Einstein in Japan.
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
Two teenagers sit on the floor in the street
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
The humble business of a shaver is next to a fence wall made of straw with white cloth and wigs hanging from it.
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
Two foreigners sit in a chair, one in the front and one in the front.
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
Not only do they live in luxury, but they also don't understand the suffering of the people.
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
Real photos of the late Qing Dynasty, six young women, all with their feet entangled
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
The Empress Dowager Cixi asked someone to take a series of photographs, including this selfie in a carefully arranged scene.
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
year, Hebei Baoding Nursery Hall, all are abandoned children.
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
Troupe of the late Qing Dynasty
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
The case of Naiwu and the little cabbage was an unjust case in the late Qing Dynasty.
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
Camels were a common means of transport in the ancient north and needed water after a long journey.
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
Telephone terminal room in Shanghai.
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
A couple eats in front of the camera, there is no use of the table, the wife's face is about to be buried in the bowl, in their concept, the camera will capture people's souls, and they may still be afraid.
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
This device is used to detect the sound detector of the aircraft
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
Flagman woman posing in a photo studio
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
Old photos of the late Qing Dynasty: Three noble ladies who were smoking opium in the late Qing Dynasty were at the mercy of others in a daze
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
Late Qing Dynasty old photos: It is rare for a woman in a Qinglou to sit on the lap of a prostitute without any scruples.
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
How to solve this endgame?
Old photo from the end of the Qing Dynasty: It turns out that Japanese public baths are like this
