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Ling long. Vol. 6, issue 230 (1936), page 841
Front cover of an issue featuring Shirley Temple.
Ling long. Vol. 6, issue 229 (1936), page 819
Miss Zhang Wen behind the camera.
Ling long. Vol. 6 (1936), issue 258, page. 3182
A student from Jinling Women's University adjusts the knob on a radio.
Ling long. Vol. 6 (1936), issue 237, page 1401
Front cover of an issue featuring Shirley Temple.
Ling long. Vol. 6 (1936), issue 230, page 859
Shirley Temple
Ling long. Vol. 5, issue 177 (1935), page 644
Caption: “Ruan Lingyu autographing photographs for fans.” Ruan Lingyu was the diva of Shanghai silent cinema. She committed suicide in 1935.
Ling long. Vol. 5 issue 168 (1935), page 109
Most photographs of women in Ling long were taken outdoors. Posing with an automobile was a favored stance.
Ling long. Vol. 4, issue 138 (1934), page 832
Back cover of Ling long with the title "Movies" and an unusual Chinese transliteration mu wei 幕味 (screen flavor), instead of the common term for movie, dian ying (electric shadow).
Ling long. Vol. 4, issue 135 (1934), page 583
Article by Miss Li Ying: Being a Contemporary Girl
Ling long. Vol. 4, issue 129 (1934), page 225
Caption: “Our empress of the cinema, Miss Hu Die.”
Hu starred in the 1934 film Zi mei hua (Twin Sisters).
Hu starred in the 1934 film Zi mei hua (Twin Sisters).
Ling long. Vol. 3, issue 99 (1933), page 883
Article by Shi Lili: The Modern Girl's Outward Appearance and Essence, pages 882-883
Ling long. Vol. 3, issue 99 (1933), page 882
Article by Shi Lili: The Modern Girl's Outward Appearance and Essence, pages 882-883
Ling long. Vol. 3, issue 94 (1933), page 632
Li Minghui taking photograph.
Ling long. Vol. 3, issue 91 (1933), page 450
Article titled: Nationally Produced Female Stars and Foreign Female Stars
Ling long. Vol. 3, issue 119 (1933), page 2162
Caption: “Rural life: a country girl in front of thatched hut; women pull the boat together. This really is so-called male-female equality.
Ling long. Vol. 3 (1933), issue 81, page. 35
Advertisement for the Canidrome, a greyhound race track that opened in Shanghai's French Concession in 1928. The Canidrome was a regular advertiser in Ling long, publishing upcoming events to take place “no matter wind or rain.”
Ling long. Vol. 3 (1933), issue 108, page. 1523
Advertisement for Cutex
Ling long. Vol. 2, issue 73 (1932), page 1066a
A Shanghai housewife attempts to cook dinner as her befuddled husband and mother-in-law look on.
Ling long. Vol. 2, issue 66 (1932), page 740
Caption: “New autumn fashion: The autumn winds have risen. Short sleeves are already out of fashion. Now the new style is the popular long sleeves and long skirt. As for material, you can still use patterned cotton. This style is both graceful and…
Ling long. Vol. 2, issue 56 (1932), page 263
Caption: “From these few pictures you can see female sentiment. There is absolutely no way men can express this. These so-called good friends are inseparable. The unfortunate thing is that after marriage they suddenly become cold and indifferent.”