Old photos of Korean immigrants

This is a photo of an ancient North Korean general traveling. The general rode a unicycle driven by four drivers. This should be a popular means of transportation for North Korean aristocrats at that time. Compared with the four-liter and eight-liter sedan chairs of China officials, the cars of North Korean aristocrats are not only dangerous, strange, but also shabby.

Wives and concubines of officials in the late Qing Dynasty. This should be a photo taken by an official's wife and concubine in their garden. Judging from the clothes of these wives and concubines and the rockery in the garden behind them, the husbands of these wives should be high-ranking officials.

An ouchi master who guards the palace. The one on the left is holding a halberd painted by Tian Fang, which is very powerful. The one on the right has her hands akimbo and her head held high. They should be guarding a very important palace in the Forbidden City.

In the old photos, * * * Yingtai is famous, largely because Guangxu was once under house arrest by Empress Dowager Cixi for ten years. The name Yingtai originated from the fairy world in ancient mythology, but for Guangxu, it was a shackle that imprisoned him.

A junior official in the late Qing Dynasty. This official is very rich. In the photo, he holds a fan in his hand and smiles at the camera. I don't know what makes him laugh so happily.