Chronicles of Old Shanghai: A Mosaic of the Port City's Twilight Era/??????
| AUTHOR | ??? ???? |
| PUBLISHER | China National Publications Import & Export C (02/01/2021) |
| PRODUCT TYPE | Paperback (Paperback) |
"Through the Lens of Henri Cartier: A Foreign Correspondent's Chronicle of Late Qing Shanghai
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Kai Lekai, an Englishman, came to Shanghai in 1875, once served as the chief writer of Shanghai Post and China Banknote, and founded Wen Wei Po. This book includes articles written by Kai Le Kai in the 1880s and early 1990s for publications such as Wen Hui Bao. The content of the book covers Shanghai's theater performances, waterworks, matchstick factories, rickshaw drivers, printing factories, police officers, servants, courts, libraries, museums, and more. The book also describes the author's observations and experiences during his travels from Shanghai to Hankou, Beijing, and western China. This book provides valuable historical materials for us to understand the changes in daily life of Shanghai society in the nearly fifty years since its opening as a port, as well as the Western view of China. It is a rare masterpiece for us to understand modern Shanghai.
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"Through the Lens of Henri Cartier: A Foreign Correspondent's Chronicle of Late Qing Shanghai
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Kai Lekai, an Englishman, came to Shanghai in 1875, once served as the chief writer of Shanghai Post and China Banknote, and founded Wen Wei Po. This book includes articles written by Kai Le Kai in the 1880s and early 1990s for publications such as Wen Hui Bao. The content of the book covers Shanghai's theater performances, waterworks, matchstick factories, rickshaw drivers, printing factories, police officers, servants, courts, libraries, museums, and more. The book also describes the author's observations and experiences during his travels from Shanghai to Hankou, Beijing, and western China. This book provides valuable historical materials for us to understand the changes in daily life of Shanghai society in the nearly fifty years since its opening as a port, as well as the Western view of China. It is a rare masterpiece for us to understand modern Shanghai.
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