Ancient Chinese Women Prisoners

[Loxuru]

It looks like, there was a mole in the police force!

"So, whom shall I start with?"

"Let's try some sit-ups first!"

"Don't look so vigilant, sweetheart! I have plenty of time and plenty of bricks to break you!"

 

[Kuza]

 

[Loxuru]

I wonder what this conversation is about, but I guess it is not about the weather.

 

[Kuza]

 

[Eulalia]

I wonder what this conversation is about, but I guess it is not about the weather.

It's an early version of the popular quiz show on China TV,

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-china-blog-45728131

 

[Eulalia]

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The Chinese takeaway's delivered, one Peking roast girl in plastic bag.

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this one's rather lovely, isn't she? The beauty of bondage.

 

[Praefectus Praetorio]

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#5 How to get that 18 inch waist you've always wanted.

 

[Praefectus Praetorio]

#5 How to get that 18 inch waist you've always wanted.

Just don't ask the guys to get rid of that ten pounds of excess fat; unless you are careful to specify which fat.

 

[Praefectus Praetorio]

Just don't ask the guys to get rid of that ten pounds of excess fat; unless you are careful to specify which fat.

Otherwise you end up in a Chinese Dolcett production.

 

[Yupar]

As I illustrated in previous series, wooden donkey is a usual way to humilate female prisoners on their way to the execution field, especially for the girls waiting to be Lingchi. In most occassions, the female prisoner who is sentenced to death because of kiling their husband or rebellion will be definitely put onto the wooden donkey.



Here is a detailed introduction of wooden donkey

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And here is its view :
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Now I will show some pictures of girls in peril of wooden donkey below. All the three girls shown are accused of treason because of taking part in the rebellion against Qing dynasty. They were all famous female generals and atheletic warriors but finally captured by Qing dynasty and transferred to the captial to execute in public.
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I think my old thread is also suitable for this subject ... I do not post pics again but there are picture those were done by Painter "Zyonizuka" ..and those are still my fav
http://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/instd-of-carryin-cross-beam-to-crux-place-what-abt-tis.2351/

 

[Kuza]

 

[Kuza]

 

[Kuza]

 

[Loxuru]

Now, we get more insight in the story!
Caught with Communist propaganda! The occupation army needs no more to proceed to her summary execution!

 

[Eulalia]

As in many of these series, it's brave girl warrior of Mao Zhedong's army
in the brutal hands of the villainous Guomindang - far more often than the Japanese -
more hated? Or just because Chinese actors are easier to get than Jap ones?

 

[Barbaria1]

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I'd love to know what is being said.

 

[Kuza]

As in many of these series, it's brave girl warrior of Mao Zhedong's army
in the brutal hands of the villainous Guomindang - far more often than the Japanese -
more hated? Or just because Chinese actors are easier to get than Jap ones?

I'm interested in that too.Scenes with the Japanese military are sometimes found.But rarely.Why?I do not know)))

 

[Barbaria1]

I'm interested in that too.Scenes with the Japanese military are sometimes found.But rarely.Why?I do not know)))

Yes, that is curious. Has memory of the excesses of the Japanese military faded after so many decades? Are there present day political incentives to not demonize them?

 

[Kuza]

Yes, that is curious. Has memory of the excesses of the Japanese military faded after so many decades? Are there present day political incentives to not demonize them?

The Chinese still remember.

 

[Loxuru]

As in many of these series, it's brave girl warrior of Mao Zhedong's army
in the brutal hands of the villainous Guomindang - far more often than the Japanese -
more hated? Or just because Chinese actors are easier to get than Jap ones?

They seem to be Japs, That looks like a Japanese flag in the background?



Guomindang or Japanese occupation forces, they both fought againts communist rebels, I guess?