WikiVisually
The entire wiki reimagined as a visual magazine with video discovery · Watch your interests come alive
WikiVisually
The entire wiki reimagined as a visual magazine with video discovery · Watch your interests come alive
Nature The World Movies USA Top Art Fine & Rare History Ivy & Inquiry
Liang Xueqing
Videos
Liang Xueqing, also known as Liang Hsüch-ch'ng, was the sister of three well-known Chinese painters and illustrators from the 1930s and 40s. She was an editor for the Wen Hwa or Culture Arts Review pi
Example of a cover (issue 2) of Wenhua magazine (文华) from 1929
Example of a cover (issue 2) of Wenhua magazine (文华) from 1929
The Young Companion
Videos
The Young Companion, known as Liángyǒu in Chinese, was a pictorial magazine with captions in both Chinese and English, published in Shanghai beginning February 1926. Although the direct translation of
First issue, 15 February 1926, featuring actress Hu Die
First issue, 15 February 1926, featuring actress Hu Die
Wu Liande [zh] traditional Chinese: 伍聯德; simplified Chinese: 伍联德 (1900–1972), the businessman who started the Young Companion and was its first editor
Wu Liande [zh] traditional Chinese: 伍聯德; simplified Chinese: 伍联德 (1900–1972), the businessman who started the Young Companion and was its first editor. Edited issues 1 through 4.
Zhou Shoujuan 周瘦鵑; 周瘦鹃 (1895-1968) was the second editor of Liangyou June 15, 1926, to March 1927. Edited issues 5 through 12.
Zhou Shoujuan 周瘦鵑; 周瘦鹃 (1895-1968) was the second editor of Liangyou June 15, 1926, to March 1927. Edited issues 5 through 12.
Liang Desuo Chinese: 梁得所 (1905–1938), the third editor of the Young Companion, March 1927 to July 1933. Edited issues 13 through 79.
Liang Desuo Chinese: 梁得所 (1905–1938), the third editor of the Young Companion, March 1927 to July 1933. Edited issues 13 through 79.