File:Loa Ho 1919-20 E-mng.jpg

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    English: Old photo of the Taiwanese physician, writer, social activist Lōa Hô (賴和, Mandarin: Lai He), ca. 1919-1920. Location: Amoy, China.
    中文:台灣人醫生、作家、社會運動者:賴和,攝於1919年-1920年中國廈門。
    閩南語 / Bân-lâm-gú:Tâi-uân-lâng i-sing, tsok-ka, siā-huē ūn-tōng-tsiá:Luā Hô.1919-nî ia̍h 1920-nî tī Tiong-kok Ē-mn̂g hip ê. 臺灣人醫生、作家、社會運動者:賴和,1919年抑1920年佇中國廈門翕的。
  • Source: The Lōa Hô Museum.
  • License: Public domain.


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