Когда основательно припил чаёчку 😂

#танцы

Прислал @meowmeowang.

Вечер в Сишуанбаньна-Дайском автономном округе провинции Юньнань (云南省西双版纳傣族自治州) 🌅

#диалог_культур

痘 - актуальнее не скажешь

Шикарная статья, в которой есть и неизвестное лекарство от оспы, и китайские писатели, которые уверяют, что оспа бывает и на обезьянах. Ха-ха, добро пожаловать в 2022!

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#диалог_культур #чинглиш

This hand-coloured photograph was taken in late December 1923 during a ‘Christmas Tree Party’ for some thirty children at the British Minister’s residence in the British Legation at Beijing and includes the photomontaged addition of a couple wearing fur coats, thought to be Sir Ronald and Lady Evelyn Macleay. They partly obscure the man holding the camel. Sir Ronald Macleay was the British Ambassador to China 1922-26. G. D. Gray, Medical Officer of the Legation, is Father Christmas. A cropped version of the image was eventually published in 'The Times' on 2 February 1924 and captioned: 'CHRISTMAS IN CHINA - Father Christmas arrives on a camel at the British Legation, Peking, for the party given by Lady Macleay, wife of the British Minister'. From an album in the National Archives (ref: CO 1069-429).