Author: Mu Dianzheng
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: "Friday Files" is a unique television program in the realm of Chinese television, categorized as a "historical magazine" that records and preserves history. It uses individuals, families, photographs, old objects, and historical segments as carriers, reflecting the trajectory of historical development through archives left by predecessors and interpreting the voice of the times through silent historical materials. Programs such as "Old Shanghai Streets," "Lichthaus Hotel," "A Century of Telephones," "Stables and Kitchen Stoves," "Guan Jiao and the Court of Public Justice," and "Disappeared Industries" comprehensively showcase the relics of Shanghai's opening-up era, local customs, and anecdotes of people and events. Learning from history to understand the rise and fall, Shanghai's past is thought-provoking, and its present is invaluable.
Sea Legends: Excerpts from "Friday Files"
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