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English: Picture of Zhang Yuanheng 张沅恒. He was a photographer for w:The Young Companion and participated in a China-wide photo-shoot for the magazine in 1932. This photo was published in a spread of photos that talked about the trip. He was also the last editor of the Young Companion June 1938 through July 1941, and published the final (172nd) issue of the magazine in October 1945.
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Source https://m.sohu.com/a/210148340_784145/?pvid=000115_3w_a
Author Liangyou magazine staff

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