Author: Editor-in-Chief of the Press
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: "Old Photos" has now reached its twenty-first issue and has remained a bestseller. Memory is an indispensable part of life. We often linger in the black and white shadows, reflecting on others or ourselves in the flow of time. Zhang Xueliang passed away, and many things he couldn't or didn't want to say in life were revealed in the memories of those who knew him. Seventy years ago, China also had foreign enterprises. At that time, white-collar workers still wore traditional robes and coats, spoke in foreign languages, and appeared full of vigor. Fifty years ago, eight young and beautiful female graduates posed for a graduation photo. Fifty years later, when they reunited, things had changed, and they were now old and frail.
Old Photos -- Issue 21
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