Share a group of old photos of Benxi, Liaoning in 1936, to see the regional features of the Xihe River and Taizi River basins in Benxi during the Republic of China
This group of photos is from the Japanese magazineThe 14th edition of Yadong Prints.
The issue date of the magazine in which this group of photos was taken was July 1936, so this group of photos was taken before July 1936.
The following is a preview of this group of photos: The following was named Xihe at first, and the urban section of Fuxin during the Japanese puppet regime was called Xihe. The upstream is called Imatu River, also called“ Silk River”. The source is in the southwest valley of Wulanmu Mountain (831.4m above sea level), Bajiazi Township, Fuxin County. It flows south to Yixian County
1936年,位于本溪桥头的细河岸边,途中的房屋是水车小屋,用于碾碎榆树和其它杂木,制成线香。
1936年,本溪连山关的摩天岭蟠龙寺附近风光,悬崖之下,河水流过,汇聚成深潭。
1936年,本溪钓鱼台的细河岸边,图中的高大石台上,屹立一座寺庙,名为普济寺,始建于清乾隆年间。
1936年,太子河岸边的棉花田中,几位棉农女子正在采摘棉花。
1936年,太子河盼的农家院内,采摘好的棉花正摊开来晾晒,农户主人正在翻动着,当时的棉花是东北的重要战略物资。
1936年,太子河流域的一位农家母亲正抱着孩子喂奶。
太子河是辽宁省较大河流之一,位于辽宁省东部。太子河古称衍水,汉称大梁河,辽称东梁河,金时称无鲁呼必喇沙,满语意为芦苇河,明称太子河,清称太资河,即今之太子河。太子河地名来源于战国时燕国太子丹。