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Article about new singer Yang Xu taking the stage for a symposium.
(4 April 1940)
Yang Xu, “Gechang” [Singing], Xin Manzhou [New Manchuria] 5.1.
Record advertisement, feature Yang Xu, singing “Wo ai wo Manzhou” [I love my Manchuria].
Yang Xu plays Chen Bailu in the drama “Richu” [Sunrise], December 1940.
“Manchuria’s Chen Bailu” – Yang Xu.
“Chun feng qiu yu” [Spring breeze, autumn rain], a song performed by Yang Xu.
“Xiangsi qu” [Song of love sickness], a song performed by Yang Xu.
Cover of Yang Xu,
Luoying ji
(Collection of Fallen Petals) (1943).
Cover of Yang Xu,
Tianfang ye tan xin pian
[A new chapter of Arabian Nights], 1945.
Image by Pei Han, from Yang Xu, “Xiangfeng xin yi jiu” [Meeting Again, the Heart is as Before], Qilin [Unicorn] 2.10 (1942): 70.
Image by Pei An, from Yang Xu, “Xiangfeng xin yi jiu [Meeting Again, The Heart Is as Before],
Qilin
[Unicorn] 2.10 (1942): 73.
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