A hand-written autobiographic profile by Qing Rui

This autobiographic profile was written in 1869 by Qing Rui when he was 53 years old. Here can be found a record of his academic achievements, official positions, place of origin, and the history of his family, etc. The damaged profile was mounted by Jao Tsung-I, a student of Qing Rui’s grandson, Yung Sum-yin in the 1950s.

A hand-written autobiographic profile by Qing Rui

This autobiographic profile was written in 1869 by Qing Rui when he was 53 years old. Here can be found a record of his academic achievements, official positions, place of origin, and the history of his family, etc. The damaged profile was mounted by Jao Tsung-I, a student of Qing Rui’s grandson, Yung Sum-yin in the 1950s.

A hand-written autobiographic profile by Qing Rui

This autobiographic profile was written in 1869 by Qing Rui when he was 53 years old. Here can be found a record of his academic achievements, official positions, place of origin, and the history of his family, etc. The damaged profile was mounted by Jao Tsung-I, a student of Qing Rui’s grandson, Yung Sum-yin in the 1950s.

A hand-written autobiographic profile by Qing Rui

This autobiographic profile was written in 1869 by Qing Rui when he was 53 years old. Here can be found a record of his academic achievements, official positions, place of origin, and the history of his family, etc. The damaged profile was mounted by Jao Tsung-I, a student of Qing Rui’s grandson, Yung Sum-yin in the 1950s.

A hand-written autobiographic profile by Qing Rui

This autobiographic profile was written in 1869 by Qing Rui when he was 53 years old. Here can be found a record of his academic achievements, official positions, place of origin, and the history of his family, etc. The damaged profile was mounted by Jao Tsung-I, a student of Qing Rui’s grandson, Yung Sum-yin in the 1950s.

A hand-written autobiographic profile by Qing Rui

This autobiographic profile was written in 1869 by Qing Rui when he was 53 years old. Here can be found a record of his academic achievements, official positions, place of origin, and the history of his family, etc. The damaged profile was mounted by Jao Tsung-I, a student of Qing Rui’s grandson, Yung Sum-yin in the 1950s.

A hand-written autobiographic profile by Qing Rui

This autobiographic profile was written in 1869 by Qing Rui when he was 53 years old. Here can be found a record of his academic achievements, official positions, place of origin, and the history of his family, etc. The damaged profile was mounted by Jao Tsung-I, a student of Qing Rui’s grandson, Yung Sum-yin in the 1950s.

A hand-written autobiographic profile by Qing Rui

This autobiographic profile was written in 1869 by Qing Rui when he was 53 years old. Here can be found a record of his academic achievements, official positions, place of origin, and the history of his family, etc. The damaged profile was mounted by Jao Tsung-I, a student of Qing Rui’s grandson, Yung Sum-yin in the 1950s.

A hand-written autobiographic profile by Qing Rui

This autobiographic profile was written in 1869 by Qing Rui when he was 53 years old. Here can be found a record of his academic achievements, official positions, place of origin, and the history of his family, etc. The damaged profile was mounted by Jao Tsung-I, a student of Qing Rui’s grandson, Yung Sum-yin in the 1950s.

A hand-written autobiographic profile by Qing Rui

This autobiographic profile was written in 1869 by Qing Rui when he was 53 years old. Here can be found a record of his academic achievements, official positions, place of origin, and the history of his family, etc. The damaged profile was mounted by Jao Tsung-I, a student of Qing Rui’s grandson, Yung Sum-yin in the 1950s.