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Ying Yan, [s.d.] [2]
1media/Ying_Yan_sd_2_thumb.jpg2020-11-13T12:28:26-08:00Curtis Fletcher3225f3b99ebb95ebd811595627293f68f680673e378981Ying Yan, [s.d.]. Ying Yan wanted to take a sexier picture and so she hesistantly pulled her sleeves down a bit. The Shanghai photographers using their poor English mocked at her, "Shame eh?" -- "Dui Zhao Ji", p. 062; 炎樱的照片, [s.d.]。"炎樱想拍张性感的照片,迟疑地把肩上的衣服拉下点。上海人摄影师用不很通顺的英文笑问:[Shame,eh?]"-- 对照记,p. 062plain2020-11-13T12:28:26-08:00Ailing Zhang (Eileen Chang) Papers, 1919-1994, USC Digital LibraryCurtis Fletcher3225f3b99ebb95ebd811595627293f68f680673e
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