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English: UPS Follies from Xin Yinxing 33 (October 1931)
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Source Kristine Harris (2012) "Two Stars on the Silver Screen: The Metafilm as Chinese Modern" in History in Images: Pictures and Public Space in Modern China, China Research Monograph, 66, Berkeley: Institute of East Asian Studies, p. 207 ISBN: 978-155729-155-4. Originally published in Xin yinxing 33 [1931.10].
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