Chinese Toddlers - one of whom is rather upset
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Chinese Toddlers - one of whom is rather upset
Chinese Toddlers - one bawling his/her eyes out at some frightful injustice (or having just been poked in arm/eye/back by another 2-year-old...). Date: circa 1910s
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Media ID 14341378
© Mary Evans / Grenville Collins Postcard Collection
Attire Bawling Chin Cries Crying Distress Distressed Eyes Padded Tantrum Toddler Toddlers Unhappy Upset Wail Wailing Wails Warm
EDITORS COMMENTS
Captured in this vintage photograph from the 1910s is a poignant moment in the lives of Chinese toddlers in a traditional village setting. The image portrays a scene of innocence and warmth, with children dressed in padded clothes and clothing typical of the era. However, amongst the joy and contentment, one toddler's expression tells a different story. With tears streaming down his or her face, the young child bawls in distress, possibly due to a fright or an unwelcome poke from another playful toddler. The scene is a reminder of the universal language of emotions, transcending time and culture. The warmth of the village setting contrasts sharply with the child's moment of unhappiness, adding depth and complexity to this photograph.
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