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Wearing a Sign at their Wedding during the Cultural Revolution

Date: January 6, 1968
Creator: Liu, Qi Xiang Identifier: aql:23294 valet-20170623-142828

Description: The colleagues at the wedding surprised the couple by unwrapping two signs and having the couples wear them. During the Cultural Revolution, those who were following the capitalist way to gain power were persecuted publicly with their names written on a sign hanging on their body. Following that model, the couple's friends humorously created two red signs with "bride/groom following the socialist way" on them.

Collection : aql:13844

Creator : Liu, Qi Xiang

Date : January 6, 1968

Summary/Description : The colleagues at the wedding surprised the couple by unwrapping two signs and having the couples wear them. During the Cultural Revolution, those who were following the capitalist way to gain power were persecuted publicly with their names written on a sign hanging on their body. Following that model, the couple's friends humorously created two red signs with "bride/groom following the socialist way" on them.

Subject : Zu, Yingxia; Li, Zhensheng

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Coverage : Heilongjiang Sheng (China)

Type : Scanned Material; Photo Print; Photographs

Identifier : aql:23294 valet-20170623-142828

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Zu, Yingxia; Li, Zhensheng
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