A photo, a piece of history.
It has been more than half a century since we were in the 1960s and 1970s, but some old photos from that era are still well preserved. This issue of the History Mirror Museum continues to take you to see old photos from the 1960s and 1970s and recall the stories from that era.
There were such carriages in the 1960s and 1970s. At that time, transportation was underdeveloped and there were no tools for cargo. With it, people could save a lot of effort.
This is a woman from the sixties.
This is a supply and marketing cooperative in Jilin Province in 1969, photographed by Chinese photographer Zhu Xianmin . You can see this male member chatting with a salesperson with a bright smile on his face. On the shelves behind him are a kettle that every household has.
This is the dusk view of the Hong Kong Pier in the 1960s. You can see that the water is full of moored ships.
This is China in the 1960s photographed by foreign photographer Mondadori. You can see the movie promotional posters of "Red Eagle", "Red Detachment of Women" and " Storm " sticking on the wall. A little girl was wearing vest shorts and tied her hair, passing by the poster and was watching curiously.
This is Beijing in the 1960s, and this group of young vanguards are preparing to go to Tiananmen Square to celebrate the May Day Labor Day.
This is a woman who rode a bicycle in the 1960s. She can be seen that her clothes were still very fashionable at that time.
This is China in the 1960s photographed by foreign photographer Paolo Koch. These two children are walking towards the camera barefoot, one of them is wearing a straw hat, and the slogan on the back wall says: " eliminates four evils , be hygienic, change customs and transforms the country", which is very age-like.
This is Nanjing Road, Shanghai in the 1960s and 1970s. At that time, there were very few cars. Basically, there were bicycles on the streets except walking.
This is a Tianjin in the 1970s photographed by foreign photographer William Joseph. You can see that the bulletin board next to it also has slogans representing that era.
This is taken by American photographer Gedawei in Guangzhou in the 1970s. This group of children are undergoing the long jump exam. Their clothes are all in the strong colors of that era. More than fifty years have passed in this photo, and the girls in the picture should be in their sixties.
On May 28, 1960, engineer Pan Xianjue accompanied Chairman Mao to watch China's first successful experimental sounding rocket launch. This is a replica of my country's first liquid-fuel sounding rocket T-7M, which was officially launched in Shanghai in February 1960.
