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Chargement... China: An Intimate Look at the Past and Presentpar Anthony Paul, Catherine Croll (Photographe), Feng Jianguo (Photographe), Hei Ming (Photographe), Hui Huaijie (Photographe) — 11 plus, Li Fan (Photographe), Liang Daming (Photographe), Liu Shaoning (Photographe), Liu Yingyi (Photographe), Richard Mclaren (Photographe), Leo Meier (Photographe), Sebastien Micke (Photographe), Brodie Paul (Auteur), Shi Yongting (Photographe), Song Gangming (Photographe), Wang Wenlan (Photographe)
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History is marked by great moments of human achievement, of epic triumph against all odds, and China's Long March was one of the most momentous. For two years from 1934 to 1936, the Red Army retreated across the wilds of China, battling nationalist forces and struggling to stay alive in impossibly harsh conditions. This book revisits the original route of the Long March and portrays the country today through the eyes of a celebrated team of Chinese and international photographers. Their images capture the people and places of modern-day China as it rushes into the 21st century while holding onto traditions from past centuries and honouring the spirit of the Long March. For over 75 years the Chinese people have looked to the story of the Long March for inspiration - in somewhat the same way Australians see Gallipoli. This unique and visually breathtaking insight into a country that has undergone monumental change over the past 75 years, and an uplifting and at times moving portrait of the ordinary people adapting in the face of change. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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