Photographer captures Chinese on the train
Updated: 2015-05-22 07:05
(chinaculture.org)
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Dozens of passengers rush to board the train at Harbin Railway Station in 1994. [Photo by Wang Fuchun/photoint.net] |
Wang said the train is a microcosm of Chinese society, reflecting all aspects of the life of the Chinese people. His works in black and white tell unique stories about China and stand as witnesses to the rapid development and tremendous progress of railways in the past 30 years.
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