(01) A traitor is translating what the Japanese say at this time, and the traitor will always be the scum of the nation, helping Japan to mutilate his compatriots
(02) The captured soldiers of the Eighth Route Army became a living target for the Japanese army to practice bayonets
(03) The Japanese army was about to forcibly drag a woman away on the street, which was simply infuriating
(04) In the 1910s, traditional Chinese medicine materials displayed on the streets of Beijing. It's all wild animals.
(05) Pu Yi and his younger brother Pu Jie, is this a doppelganger technique?
(06) The prisoners at the end of the Qing Dynasty stuck out their tongues at the camera, and their eyes were unwilling. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, torture was less, but the means were still very many.
(07) In 1935, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the National Government on Ninghai Road in Nanjing and the surrounding aerial photographs.
(08) In the photo is the Shandong bandit Sun Meiyao.
(09) Hungry people. One group of people gathered around to watch another group of people eat. 1898, location unknown.
(10) In 1894, the city of Jinzhou in Dalian, which was occupied by Japan during the First Sino-Japanese War.
(11) In 1890, a large number of bison bones were piled up next to a railroad in the United States, waiting for workers to load them onto the train and pull them away. At that time, bison skin and bison body fat were both industrial raw materials needed for industrial production, so people would hunt bison on a large scale, and it was not until the 20th century that the bison population in the United States gradually returned to normal.
(12) Enyou Temple outside the West Gate of Peking University, the mountain gate of Enmu Temple and the glazed in front of the two mountain gates (?) There is also a stone road leading to the Old Summer Palace and the Summer Palace. Photographed in the 1910s.
(13) Propaganda cartoons of the invading Japanese army provoking the Chinese people to unanimously resist Japan: Huge sacrifices, tens of millions of lives just for the happiness of one Chiang.
(14) Beijing, 1945. Tiananmen Square and Qianmen after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War.
(15) 1956, National Day military parade.
(16)清末，广州。 原图说明时间有误：Executions At Canton, China c1940's Photo
(17) The tiger's head in the yamen.
(18) Tomb of Soviet Army Martyrs in Huangshan, Harbin. Here are buried 111 Soviet martyrs who sacrificed their lives helping the Chinese people fight Japanese imperialism. Several of these tombstones, significantly different from most, may be the graves of Soviet officers. But the picture of the owner of the tomb is as absent as the photos on the tombstones of Judaism and Orthodox Christianity in the Huangshan cemetery.
(19) The Japanese commander is assigning tasks to the soldiers, who are about to go to the village to sweep
(20) At that time, the woman who smoked was very attractive, in front of a hair salon somewhere in Beijing
(21) This tiger-headed child is a superstar in the Hong Kong music scene. If Xu Guanjie let Cantonese songs enter the house, then he made Chinese songs perfectly combined with film and television. The two are both "grandmasters" in the Hong Kong music scene, do you know who he is?
(22) [July 17, 1994] Comet Shoemaker flew into the inner solar system at full speed, but it failed to pass Jupiter's gravitational field and eventually crashed into the massive planet. The collision triggered the largest known explosion in the solar system, and Jupiter acted as a vacuum cleaner for the solar system, reducing Earth's chances of being threatened by an asteroid
(23) A group of photos of Hee Ren Ryu with no time and no place, only numbered photos. These photos were taken in the 20~~40s of the last century. Although I don't know where these buildings are, I can feel the pursuit of beauty and craftsmanship of the ancients.
(24) In the 1900s, foreigners ran donkeys on the city wall of Beijing~~ equivalent to driving on today's Second Ring Road, right?
(25) Hitler's nephew, William Hitler, served in the U.S. Navy during World War II.
(26) Woman smoking opium.
(27) What is wrong?!????????
(28) Old photo: Qingdao, Shandong around 1983
(29) In 1970, French President Pompidou visited China. The spectacular welcoming crowds on both sides of Chang'an Avenue~~ At that time, as long as the head of state could enjoy this warm scene of jubilation.
(30) Bokta (built in 1929) and today......
(31) Sichuan, 1917. Shu Road is difficult~~ Sichuan people's various burdens to move forward. Shot by Gambo.
(32) In the last century, the moving company had to say that such a move was completely moved
(33)1905—1940，英美汉口卷烟厂：British-American Tobacco Company cigarette factory, probably in Hankow, China。 摄影：Richard Henry Gregory
(34) This is the postman of the express delivery in the late Qing Dynasty.
(35) Michael Jordan at the 1992 Olympics
(36) Beijing, 1880s. Figure 1, Northeast Corner Tower? Figure 2, Dongzhimen? Figure 3, Dongjiaomin Lane Yuhe. Figure 4, Dongjiaomin Lane shop. Figure 5, Japanese Embassy in Dongjiaomin Lane. Figure 6, East Chang'an Street archway. Figure 7, Bali Bridge. Figure 8, Chongwenmen Street. The feeling of time standing still, history frozen.
(37) In the late 1910s ~ ~ early 1920s, Sidney Gambo photographed paper products of funerals on the streets of Beijing.
(38) I still remember planting 5 pieces first, and then planting 10 pieces hahaha????????????.
(39) During the Anti-Japanese War, the battle scene of the Chinese army
(40) Two executioners with cold eyes, holding large knives in their hands are terrifying.
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