Stake attention in this memory
This media file presents two historical black and white photographs displayed on a reddish-brown brick wall, likely part of an exhibition or museum in Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture, China. The left photograph shows a large group of approximately 50-60 individuals, mostly men, formally posed for a group portrait. They are dressed in winter clothing, including padded jackets and some military-style uniforms. An overlay on the photo and a label below it identify the event: "Group photo of the First Meeting of the People's Committee of Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture," taken on "November 23, 1956." The right photograph features a smaller group of seven individuals, all men, identified as a "Leaders' Group Photo." They are also dressed in similar formal winter attire, predominantly dark military-style uniforms. The accompanying text lists their names: "Front row from left: Zhu Jiaxiang, Zhang Maolin, Zhao Lixiang, Zhang Wanfu; Back row from left: Cha Guozhen, Zhang Zizhai, Yang Yongxin." Both groups display serious and formal expressions befitting official portraits. Partially visible text in the top left corner of the overall image reads "共产党万岁" (Long Live the Communist Party), providing additional political context for the era these photos represent. The overall presentation suggests a historical commemoration of the early administrative history of the region.
Loading AttnAds…
No transactions found
