Late Qing color photo of the young prostitute unfortunately, the landlord's wife rode a horse
I have compiled a precious collection of late Qing Lao** and recolored them using modern technology, allowing us to get a glimpse of the characters and social landscape of more than 100 years ago.
With the help of a wooden stick, three small bowls and several small balls, the young men perform the magic trick of "Three Immortals Return to the Cave", which is exquisite and amazing with the help of a wooden stick, three small bowls and several small balls.
Today, this traditional magic trick has been promoted to one of China's intangible cultural heritages and has become our precious cultural wealth.
Buzheng Si Street, located in Jinan, is named after the official bureau of the political envoy (in charge of the government affairs of a province). Although the streets are lively, they are not bustling, and the narrow roads and mottled and damaged walls seem to be crumbling.
Although it is crowded with people, it retains a unique atmosphere of the city.
Lan Ling, a personal soldier of the Imperial Palace Forbidden Army Horse Team, is a low-level military attache of the ninth rank who shoulders the important task of protecting the emperor's safety. He is what people call the "master of the Great Interior", but his expression is wooden, which does not seem to match the image of bravery in people's hearts.
One can't help but wonder, is he really competent and loyal to his job?
Poverty and gender discrimination have turned innocent children into prostitutes. In the old society, some families became poor for various reasons and could not afford to raise many children. Coupled with the misconception of preference for sons over daughters, some families sell girls to Qinglou, making them the playthings of stinky men.
Most of these girls were forced to take on adult responsibilities at a young age and suffered serious physical and mental injuries. Let's pay attention to these innocent children and fight for more love and protection for them.
This hard-working laundry maid is busy for her esteemed owner. It seems that the proprietor family is very particular about having an advanced hand-cranked wringer, which can easily wring off most of the moisture of the clothes by squeezing, which greatly saves effort.
Not only that, but she also has a can of imported laundry detergent Fairbanks Gold Dust next to her, which is a high-end brand that is difficult for ordinary families to reach.
A smiling girl. Why is this 19-year-old living in Jiangsu Province so happy? It turned out that she had unfortunately fallen while picking cherries, resulting in a double release fracture, but after three months of meticulous work at the Lorenzo and Ruth Bennett Morgan, she succeeded**.
This ** was taken when she was discharged from the hospital, and she smiled so brightly, as if more than 100 years of time had not erased her joy.
A gorgeously dressed landlady in the late Qing Dynasty, with a three-inch golden lotus wrapped in her feet, walked on a rugged mountain road on horseback, followed by a man who might be her groom, as if to send her back to her parents' home.
In the Qing Dynasty, women generally bound their feet, and such mountain roads were really difficult for them to walk, and they needed to use vehicles such as chariots and horses to get out.
The story tells of a farmer who sells pigs in exchange for daily necessities or farm tools, seeds, etc. Rural families usually raise poultry and livestock such as chickens, ducks, pigs, and sheep, and when they are slaughtered, farmers usually sell them instead of eating them directly.
Doing so can help them cope with their daily expenses and buy some necessities or agricultural tools.
The short dwarf sells ducks, although he is small and ambitious. Although he was limited in height and could not do heavy work, he did not sink, but chose to sell ducks for a living and make a living on his own.
He carried the braised duck or sauce duck with a stick, and sold it as he walked, although it was hard but enjoyable. He used his actions to show us that no matter how big or small our bodies are, as long as we have determination and courage, we can support ourselves and realize our self-worth.
At this private school, students follow strict rules. At the end of the school day, they will bow deeply to the teacher as a sign of respect; At the beginning of the school year, they will earnestly salute the portrait of Confucius, practicing the concept of "respecting teachers and respecting the way".
The curriculum of the private school is mainly literacy, character practice, and memorization of enlightenment readings such as "Three Character Classics", "Hundred Family Names", and "Thousand Character Texts", as well as classics such as "Four Books and Five Classics".
Only after the recitation is proficient, the teacher will explain the inner meaning sentence by sentence, so that the students can better understand and memorize.