What did the top 10 most prosperous cities look like in the 60s?It's so rare!
Travel through half a century and experience the Chinese style of the 60s firsthand. Using the lens as a pen, the famous documentary photographer Ibei Kimura depicts the style of that era. His work "Journey to China" includes his precious ** in major cities in China, allowing us to intuitively understand the Chinese style in the 60s.
Let's follow the lens of Kimura Ibei's and walk into Shanghai in that era!
As the economic and cultural center of China, Shanghai has always played a pivotal role. The Shanghai Morning Market in 1963 was a vivid picture of the market style, showing the love of Shanghai people for sauerkraut at that time.
In 1963, the children were dressed in simple clothes, and life was simpler and more innocent than today.
In 1965, near Tiananmen Square in Beijing, there was a sturdy child.
In Beijing in 1965, a woman working in a textile factory seemed to be smiling. And in Xi'an, an equally old story is happening.
Xi'an, the ancient capital with a long history, has long been one of the top ten largest cities in China. This photograph was taken in 1964 and recorded the bustling streets of Xi'an at that time.
On the streets of Guangzhou in 1964, you can see the clothing style of that era, as well as the scenery on the side of the road.
In 1965, on the banks of the Pearl River in Guangzhou, sailing ships were popular, and they swam on the river with the help of the power of nature.
Under the big-leaved banyan tree under the arcade in Guangzhou, pedestrians are bustling, constituting a lively market picture.
1.In addition to Xi'an, China also has another ancient capital with a long history - Luoyang. In the Longmen Grottoes in 1964, although the number of tourists is small, its profound cultural heritage can still be seen.
2.Luoyang, the ancient capital second only to Xi'an, has a thousand-year-old history and cultural heritage. In this 1964 Longmen Grottoes**, although the number of tourists is small, its unique charm can still be seen.
3.Luoyang, the ancient capital with a long history, is second only to Xi'an. In the Longmen Grottoes** in 1964, although the number of tourists is small, its profound historical heritage and unique artistic style are still clearly visible.
In 1964, a female worker in the Luoyang Tractor Factory in Yan'an, her clothing style was simple and generous, full of the characteristics of that era.
Yan'an, on the high slope of loess, was once the hometown of caves.
In a watch repair shop in Yan'an, the masters are busy with all their might, using their professional skills and attentive service to bring new life to every watch that needs to be repaired.
In 1963, in an embroidery research institute in Suzhou, a female staff member was concentrating on her work.
In 1963, Suzhou Lingering Garden, at that time, there were very few people traveling. Hangzhou.
In 1964, Japanese photographers attracted people's attention and curiosity at Lingyin Temple in Hangzhou.
In Changsha in 1964, the number of tourists was relatively low, and there were few cruise ships on the lake.
In 1965, in the Hunan Drama Academy, an old man was concentrating on playing the erhu.
In China in the 60s, the imprint of time was frozen in these old **. Tourists in Xiangtan, Hunan Province have left precious memories in the former residence of the great man. These ** are the appearance of China half a century ago, and provide us with valuable information for understanding that era.