Chinese Images Taken by Mei Yinhua in 1906-1912 (7)

This group of old photos is from the album “Mei Yinhua’s Images of China at the Beginning of the 20th Century”. This group of photos is an unusual group of glass slides, which were taken by Michel De Maynard, a French missionary of Franciscans. This series contains 230 images, which were shot in 1906-1912. Some of the images involve the 1911 Revolution. These precious images record the fierce changes in late Qing China

This series mainly records the situation in northern China at that time, including Mei Yinhua’s daily life in Shaanxi from 1910 to 1911

SeeImages of China taken by Mei Yinhua in 1906-1912 (I)

Group II:Images of China taken by Mei Yinhua in 1906-1912 (II)

Group III:Images of China taken by Mei Yinhua from 1906 to 1912 (III)

Group IV:Images of China taken by Mei Yinhua from 1906 to 1912 (IV)

Group V:Images of China taken by Mei Yinhua in 1906-1912 (V)

Group 6:China Images (VI) taken by Mei Yinhua in 1906-1912

This group is the fifth episode (121-140 photos). Welcome to preview:

This group of photos mainly shot Chinese characters in the late Qing Dynasty, mainly civilians, dudes, etc. The main shooting locations were in Beijing, Shaanxi, etc

某地山间道路上的一景

这位公子哥很有风度

几位衣着光鲜的男子，在这个破败的角落做什么？

假山前的合影留念

虽然是自己院子，但景中有人，人在景中

荷花、假山、小桥,公子哥大集合。

假山

百年前的长城风貌