File:Lucie Cheng and Cheng She-wo.jpg
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English: Photograph of the sociologist Lucie Cheng with her father, the journalist Cheng She-wo, at Shi Hsin University, Taibei, around the time of its founding (1956). |
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Source | 世新大學‧舍我紀念館 (Shih Hsin University. Cheng She-Wo Institute for Chinese Journalism): http://csw.shu.edu.tw/Article/ResearchDetail/6307 |
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Camera location | 24° 59′ 19.29″ N, 121° 32′ 38.38″ E ![]() | View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap | ![]() |
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