The Mystery of Qing Dynasty Soldiers: 30 Old Photos Reveal the Different Identities and Missions of Soldiers, Brave Soldiers, and Soldiers!

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(01) In 1938, a father took care of his children while fishing!

(02) Qing Dynasty soldiers have "Bing" and "Yong" written on their chests, and sometimes we see "pawn", in fact, Bing represents the flag army, Yong is the Han army, and pawn is the armed force of private placement.

(03) This is a 1950 Coupe de Ville, Cadillac's millionth car.

(04) 1910, Lingzhou (2). 凉州的塔。 George Ernest Morrison 摄影。

(05) Old photo: Tokyo, Japan in 1961, photo: René Brie

(06) Hong Kong in 1989

(07) In the 80s, those street food in the country

(08) I especially like those simple and natural portrait photography. Each one records the beautiful moments of the distant era

(10) In 1938, Yufeng Mountain in Liuzhou, Guangxi Province and the current Yufeng Mountain

(13) 1940, a recruitment advertisement on the streets of the United States

(14) 1906-1908, Kaifeng, Henan. The new army of the Qing army is exercising. The equipment, the training is good. It's that braid that makes people feel like they're essentially an army of horseback archery

(15) Beijing in 1956

(16) During the Qing Dynasty, how did the common people living at the bottom make a living?

(17) Old photo: Yuan Shikai's tomb in Anyang City, Henan Province around 1940

(18) The Nanjing Massacre was a flagrant violation of international treaties and basic human morality by the Japanese army invading China, and was one of the most prominent and representative examples of the numerous atrocities committed by the Japanese army during the war of aggression against China.

(19) 1937/1938, old photos taken by the Japanese invasion of China. Figure 1, the Japanese watchtower on the Jinpu line. Figure 2, a station on the Jinpu Line. Figure 3, Shangkiuhsien~~ Shangqiu County. It seems to be a train station too. There are devils unloading. Figure 4, the west gate of Zhecheng, Henan. Figure 5, street view of Zhecheng, Henan

(21) A collection of old photos of the era that records the various states of life: Wangfu?

(22) Shanghai, 1976

(23) 1901, a British photograph of the squires of Hong Kong's New Territories. The two peasant women in Figure 6 have a very elegant temperament

(24) In 1938, during a break in a tennis match, two players enjoyed a moment of tranquility.

(25) Eating melons on the street, what kind of melon is this?

(26) Hongjue Temple Tower in Niushoushan, Nanjing. Built in the Tang Dynasty and rebuilt in the Ming Dynasty, this is the oldest existing ancient pagoda in Nanjing.

(27) A set of propaganda posters from the 1970s "Daqing is advancing".

(28) Old photos: Shanghai before the liberation of 1949, the nightlife of foreigners spending all day and night

(29) 1948, Hokuhira

(30) The portrait of the female dependents of the banner people in the late Qing Dynasty, according to the annotation records of the old photos, this is the wife and concubine of a prince's family in the capital in the late Qing Dynasty

(31) The number one vegetable, people who often buy vegetables, must be saved, too long knowledge!!!!!!!

(32) In Nuremberg, Germany, Hitler's Nazi Party congress is being held

(33) Precious color images of the People's Commune in the fifties of the last century

(34) In the late Qing Dynasty, the Wumen Bridge in Suzhou, the river channel at that time was narrower than the current one. Old photos are super talking

(35) In the 1920s, the archway of East Chang'an Street in Beijing. A large advertisement was erected in front of the Beijing Hotel

(36) The magic trick that this man is performing is familiar to everyone, called "Three Immortals Return to the Cave".

(38) A glamorous lady of fate

(39) 1992-1993 Shanghai through the lens of Japanese photographer Koichi Saito

(40) 90,000 and about 1,570 surface-to-surface missile launchers.

(41) In 1906, at the gate of Tianjin Beiyang Silver Dollar Bureau

(42) In the 40s, the street vendors in Nanjing