Merci pour le partage. C’est le constat des conditions de survie d’un peuple toujours victimes d’une poignée de puissants occupès à s’accaparer des richesses su et l’exploitations des populations pour leur seuls intérêts qui les abandonne ensuite. Toujours d’actualité dans ce monde.
Didn't the Manchu rulers of China during the Qing dynasty require their Han Chinese subjects to have the whole of their heads shaved except for a ponytail, because the barber and his customer appear to have only their foreheads shaved, and even that may be more due to a naturally receding hair line than deliberate shaving.
yes, the queue hairstyle was required. it was supposed to be shaven every ten days, like we see here. Those poor old men at the beginning don't have their heads shaved though. my guess is that they either couldn't afford it (though i don't know if it cost anything since it was state required) or that they had bigger problems to worry about. This footage is also from the very last few years of imperial China, when the situation was already pretty bad, so the laws could have been left unenforced.
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I feel sad for the hurt and elderly. But it has always been this way.
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Sad These Homeless Guy 1:00
Merci pour le partage. C’est le constat des conditions de survie d’un peuple toujours victimes d’une poignée de puissants occupès à s’accaparer des richesses su et l’exploitations des populations pour leur seuls intérêts qui les abandonne ensuite. Toujours d’actualité dans ce monde.
The poor man[1.00] is crying,feel more than 100 jr. sad for him . hoping for better time's , and see a smile
This is reality. Suffering along with simple joys. 🥺
Beautiful people They look happy content with their trades - i feel sorry for poor/disabled/elderly i hope people were generous
Such progress from desperately poor to one of the richest and strongest in the world. Congratulations China on wonderful progress.
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Didn't the Manchu rulers of China during the Qing dynasty require their Han Chinese subjects to have the whole of their heads shaved except for a ponytail, because the barber and his customer appear to have only their foreheads shaved, and even that may be more due to a naturally receding hair line than deliberate shaving.
yes, the queue hairstyle was required. it was supposed to be shaven every ten days, like we see here. Those poor old men at the beginning don't have their heads shaved though. my guess is that they either couldn't afford it (though i don't know if it cost anything since it was state required) or that they had bigger problems to worry about. This footage is also from the very last few years of imperial China, when the situation was already pretty bad, so the laws could have been left unenforced.
Curious what they were eating - looks like soup or congee?
Yes ..most likely congee...fills one up without using a lot of rice..He looks so happy.
后期上色了？
Was this back when the emperor ruled?
But the hairdresser does a nice haircut is goodlooking and handsame...even the healthy men on the street..!
🐽🐪
The most debilitating period in Chinese history
century of humiliation...
Think you'll find that's under Mao - at least here they had food to eat