20 rare photos: The woman in the Qinglou is full of charm, holding a folding fan and wearing a cheongsam

Xi'an Province, located in the central part of China's Shaanxi Province, is an ancient capital with a long history. Its unique cultural heritage and rich historical sites attract countless tourists. Iconic buildings such as the ancient city walls, the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, and the Bell Tower outline the majestic outline of the city. At night, Xi'an Mansion is brightly lit and the smell of street food is overflowing, making people feel as if they are at the intersection of history and modernity.

September 3, 1907, Xi'an House, tombstone.

1870s Family photo of the Qing Dynasty

Children outside the candy store, this is a childlike old photo of the late Qing Dynasty.

The Qinglou woman is full of charm.

A family of three smiling happily

Sub-rats

Family portraits of ancient officials, one wife, one concubine, one son and one daughter

Nikolai Ostrovsky, the author of "How Steel is Made", was seriously wounded on the battlefield in the autumn of 1920, although he survived, but he experienced paralysis, blindness, and sclerosis of the spine.

Jewish woman forced to kneel on the ground

Scene after the explosion in Japan

The man paraded through the streets, locked in a tall wooden cage with a wooden plank at his feet, decided his life and death.

Finally drove them back home

The GI fell asleep leaning against the door

Cixi is very happy to go out to play

The rich boy hugged left and right, enjoying the glory and wealth.

In 1937, Hitler and Chiang Kai-shek's brother-in-law Kong Xiangxi took a group photo. At that time, Kong Xiangxi was the Minister of Finance of the Nationalist Government, and it is said that he benefited financially.

In the late Qing Dynasty, Weihai, Shandong, a good-looking woman in the Qinglou.

The Japanese who were anxiously waiting outside the comfort station even climbed through the window to look inside, and they were really not ashamed.

The Japanese prey on innocent children.

The coachman who was maliciously harassed by the Japanese invaders.

The awakening of the national bloodline is like the awakening of a long-sleeping dragon. The memory of history flows in the blood, inspiring members of every nation to forge ahead. The inheritance of culture is like a raging fire, burning the pride and self-confidence of the nation. On this vivid picture, every stroke outlines the glory and glory of the nation, and awakens the ardent desire for national rejuvenation in everyone's heart.