Gong li Black & White Stock Photos
JU DOU Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/ju-dou-image68044741.htmlRMDXKKN9–JU DOU
Shanghai Serenade - Shanghai in den 30er Jahren: Tang, der Chef des mächtigsten Gangster-Syndikats, hat seine Mätresse Xiao Jinbao (GONG LI) zu einer berühmten Nachtclubsängerin gemacht. Sie betrügt ihn mit seinem jungen Adjutanten Song, der einen Gangsterkrieg ent-fesselt, um Tang zu beerben. Nach einem mißlungenen Attentat flieht der verwundete Tang in ein ländliches Versteck. Er enttarnt den Verrat von Song und die Treulosigkeit seiner Mätresse und holt zum grausamen Gegenschlag aus... Regie: Zhang Yimou aka. Shanghai Triad Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-shanghai-serenade-shanghai-in-den-30er-jahren-tang-der-chef-des-mchtigsten-114227289.htmlRMGHRE21–Shanghai Serenade - Shanghai in den 30er Jahren: Tang, der Chef des mächtigsten Gangster-Syndikats, hat seine Mätresse Xiao Jinbao (GONG LI) zu einer berühmten Nachtclubsängerin gemacht. Sie betrügt ihn mit seinem jungen Adjutanten Song, der einen Gangsterkrieg ent-fesselt, um Tang zu beerben. Nach einem mißlungenen Attentat flieht der verwundete Tang in ein ländliches Versteck. Er enttarnt den Verrat von Song und die Treulosigkeit seiner Mätresse und holt zum grausamen Gegenschlag aus... Regie: Zhang Yimou aka. Shanghai Triad
The Yu Ji Tu or 'Map of the Tracks of Yu', carved into stone in 1137, is located in the Stele Forest of Beilin Museum at Xi'an. The 3 ft (0.91 m) squared map features a grid of 100 li squares. China's coastline and river systems are clearly defined and precisely pinpointed on the map. 'Yu' refers to Yu Gong (Yu the Great), a Chinese deity described in the geographical chapter of the Classic of History, dated 5th century BCE. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-yu-ji-tu-or-map-of-the-tracks-of-yu-carved-into-stone-in-1137-is-located-in-the-stele-forest-of-beilin-museum-at-xian-the-3-ft-091-m-squared-map-features-a-grid-of-100-li-squares-chinas-coastline-and-river-systems-are-clearly-defined-and-precisely-pinpointed-on-the-map-yu-refers-to-yu-gong-yu-the-great-a-chinese-deity-described-in-the-geographical-chapter-of-the-classic-of-history-dated-5th-century-bce-image344259412.htmlRM2B02AB0–The Yu Ji Tu or 'Map of the Tracks of Yu', carved into stone in 1137, is located in the Stele Forest of Beilin Museum at Xi'an. The 3 ft (0.91 m) squared map features a grid of 100 li squares. China's coastline and river systems are clearly defined and precisely pinpointed on the map. 'Yu' refers to Yu Gong (Yu the Great), a Chinese deity described in the geographical chapter of the Classic of History, dated 5th century BCE.
. Daily Colonist (1895-05-19) . engaged in earnestconversation, apparently suggested bya highly colored theater poster represent-ing a young woman who was advertisedto appear ou somo stago. A clanging gong was close bohind,and a cable ear crowded with impatientbusiness men was hurrying its load tothoir posts to mako tho daily start intho wild raco for money. Next a handsome pair of horses, astylish carriago, coachman and footmanon tho box, and in tho carriago a rotund,rod faced man, past middle age, and be-sido him a richly arrayed woman tryingto appear to be on tho sunny sido of thatmiddle li Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/daily-colonist-1895-05-19-engaged-in-earnestconversation-apparently-suggested-bya-highly-colored-theater-poster-represent-ing-a-young-woman-who-was-advertisedto-appear-ou-somo-stago-a-clanging-gong-was-close-bohindand-a-cable-ear-crowded-with-impatientbusiness-men-was-hurrying-its-load-tothoir-posts-to-mako-tho-daily-start-intho-wild-raco-for-money-next-a-handsome-pair-of-horses-astylish-carriago-coachman-and-footmanon-tho-box-and-in-tho-carriago-a-rotundrod-faced-man-past-middle-age-and-be-sido-him-a-richly-arrayed-woman-tryingto-appear-to-be-on-tho-sunny-sido-of-thatmiddle-li-image369622488.htmlRM2CD9N74–. Daily Colonist (1895-05-19) . engaged in earnestconversation, apparently suggested bya highly colored theater poster represent-ing a young woman who was advertisedto appear ou somo stago. A clanging gong was close bohind,and a cable ear crowded with impatientbusiness men was hurrying its load tothoir posts to mako tho daily start intho wild raco for money. Next a handsome pair of horses, astylish carriago, coachman and footmanon tho box, and in tho carriago a rotund,rod faced man, past middle age, and be-sido him a richly arrayed woman tryingto appear to be on tho sunny sido of thatmiddle li
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