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Wang Fuchun

Illustration — Wang Fuchun photographing people on a train Wang Fuchun (1943–2021) was a Chinese photographer and railway worker. In 1963, he trained as an engine driver in Suihua, in Heilongjiang and, after working in a variety of roles on the railway, became a photographer in 1984. He specialised in taking pictures of people on trains and these were collected in Chinese on the Train in 2001.

Wang Fuchun

Died
2021 · Beijing.
Nationality
People's Republic of China
Occupation
photographer

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Illustration — Wang Fuchun photographing people on a train Wang Fuchun (1943–2021) was a Chinese photographer and railway worker. In 1963, he trained as an engine driver in Suihua, in Heilongjiang and, after working in a variety of roles on the railway, became a photographer in 1984. He specialised in taking pictures of people on trains and these were collected in Chinese on the Train in 2001.

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