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This historical black-and-white photograph captures a group of seven individuals, identified as leaders, posing for a formal group portrait. The photo, taken on November 23, 1956, commemorates the First Meeting of the People's Committee of Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture in China. The subjects are arranged in two rows. The front row features four men standing: Zhu Jiaxiang, Zhang Maolin, Zhao Xinxiang, and Zhang Wanfu (from left to right). The back row includes three individuals standing behind them: Cha Guozhen, Zhang Zizhai, and Yang Yongxin (from left to right). Most of the individuals wear dark, uniform-like jackets with buttons and lapels, and caps. One person in the back row stands out, wearing a light-colored, presumably quilted, traditional long robe. The setting appears to be outdoors or in a semi-enclosed area, possibly in front of a building, with a potted plant visible in the upper background. The overall mood is formal and serious, typical of official photographs from the era. The image is displayed as part of an exhibit, mounted on a dark red plaque or sign against a brick wall. Accompanying text clearly identifies the date, event, and the names of the individuals in both Chinese and their transliterated English forms. The text also includes the title "领导人合影" (Leaders' group photo) and details the names of those in the front and back rows, indicating their positions from left to right.
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