Time flies, looking back at the 80s of the last century, many Chinese and foreign photographers have left a large number of precious images of Chinese scenery and humanities. Today, we have compiled a compilation of 10 of these treasures to interpret that unique era. Let's reminisce about the unforgettable years together and express our sincerest gratitude to the original photographers.
1.Childlike innocence on the shore of Erhai Lake.
Dali, 1987. Photographer Blyenbergh captured the beautiful moment on the shore of Erhai Lake. The lake is blue, a boat is moored, and two children innocently play out the story of their childhood. The girl in red stands barefoot on the stone floor, and the pumpkin in the bamboo basket reveals the simplicity of life.
2.Family time before the Forbidden City.
Beijing, 1985. Photographer Aad van der Drift freezes the warm moment of a family of three in front of the Forbidden City's noon gate. A light blue car became the background for the tourists to take pictures, the parents were slightly reserved, and the children sat in the car. 37 years later, perhaps the children in this family have seen this precious childhood**.
3.Shanhaiguan under renovation of the ancient city.
In 1985, Shanhaiguan. Dean Conger's work shows the busy scene of the old city at that time, with the restoration of the city walls in an orderly manner and the old Great Wall taking on a new look.
4.Report of a death row prisoner on the streets of Xiamen.
Xiamen, 1983. Kattebelletje's shutter records the execution report of a condemned prisoner on the wall, and the bright red checkmark announces the end of a criminal's life. Such scenes were not uncommon in those days.
5.Shanghai life in the depths of the alley.
Shanghai, 1988. Larry Antwerp captures the everyday life of ordinary people in the depths of the alley. An old couple is choosing vegetables, and the grandmother nearby is preparing food, witnessing the ordinary happiness of ordinary people.
6.The original appearance of the mountain city: Chongqing in 1984.
Chongqing, 1984. JamiieMR's ** shows the original style of the mountain city of Chongqing at that time. The stone steps on the hillside, the scattered houses, and the pedestrians who walk down the steps along the road, the river looms in the light mist.
7.Sanya beach before it was developed.
Sanya, 1988. Peter Krumme's work presents scenes of local fishermen pulling their nets on the beach, which is the most pristine glimpse of Sanya before it was developed. Nowadays, it has become a popular tourist destination for tourists.
8.Chenguang, a water town in the south of the Yangtze River: Suzhou in 1986.
Suzhou, 1986. Morton1905 sat in a pleasure boat and took pictures of the people in the Pillow River. The aunt has hung the washed clothes on the bamboo poles, and the morning light is sprinkled on the clothes, which is the warm morning of the Jiangnan water town.
9.Xanadu: Guilin in 1988.
Guilin, 1988. Mark Berthold's ** shows Guilin, where the peaks are like bonsai, and the paddy fields are like mirrors. Middle-aged farmers drive buffaloes to plough the fields, and the village is between the two mountains, just like Tao Yuanming's paradise.
10.A curious glimpse around the corner of the cinema.
Somewhere in the South in 1985. Deirdre McLoughlin captured the moment when people looked curiously at foreign photographers around the corner of the cinema. The poster reads: "Large-scale Indian-style snake training performance", and the exaggerated image has aroused people's curiosity.
With the passage of time, these photographs are like an open history book, outlining for us the style and human feelings of that era. Each ** is a unique memory, let us miss that unforgettable time together.
This group of photographs showing the scenery and humanity of China in the 80s of the last century is like a window of time, showing us the style and human feelings of that unique era. Each one is a unique picture, through these lenses, we seem to travel back to that era full of complex changes, feeling the weight of the years and the profundity of history.
First of all, this group is rich and colorful in content, covering the scenery and humanities of all parts of China. From the Erhai Beach in Dali, in front of the Forbidden City in Beijing, to the repair of the city wall in Shanhaiguan, and then to the death row report on the streets of Xiamen, each ** shows all aspects of society at that time. This not only presents the diversity of regional cultures to the viewer, but also records the moments of social change in that era.
Secondly, this group of works captures precious moments in ordinary life with their unique perspective. For example, the daily life of the people in the depths of the alleys of Shanghai and the morning light of the water town of Suzhou all show the ordinary happiness of ordinary people. These ** reveal the warmth of life, and people can't help but immerse themselves in the quiet picture of the years. Through the lens, photographers give these ordinary moments eternal artistic value.
In addition, ** also revealed some special moments in the society at that time, such as the report of death row prisoners on the streets of Xiamen, which was not uncommon at the time, but it is a historical fragment that is unimaginable today. These works allow the viewer to not only feel the changes of time, but also to reflect on the complexity and complexity of the society at that time.
For the contributions of the photographers, we would like to applaud their artistic sensitivity and professional vision. Each photographer used his own lens language to capture the unique atmosphere and human feelings of that era. Their works transcend the limitations of time and become eternal paintings, preserved in the corridor of history.
Finally, this group of ** outlines a picture of the times full of vitality and change. In these, we see the changes of the city, the various ways of people's lives, and the unique spiritual outlook of that era. Such a retrospective is not only a tribute to the past, but also a reflection on the present. Through this set of **, we are led to think about how the changes of history have affected our present and our expectations for the future.
In general, this group of photographic works is a vivid record of that era, a witness to the passage of time, and a tribute to the cultural scenery captured by every photographer. Looking at this group of works, people not only appreciate the weight of history in the enjoyment of art, but also draw the strength to move forward in reflection.
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