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You're right, the historical background is not mentioned in the source, probably because it's common knowledge in China. I found it necessary to add this info to explain why he entered the university in
Nanjing but graduated a thousand miles away in Sichuan. I've now added a source for this history.
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I've clarified the publication date and original copyright owner (Chinese government). This is a standard photo published by the
Chinese government when an officer is awarded a military rank. This file belongs to a special class of images whose copyright has expired in their home country, but was
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Publication date clarified. It's a standard university photo published at graduation. Photographers are almost never named for this kind of photographs. The university likely held the copyright although it's not explicitly stated. In any case, the copyright has long expired.
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All are foreign language, but quick checks with Google translate confirms that they appear to back up the article, except where noted above. There are no concerns with copyvio or close para-phrasing against the translated text, and I will AGF for the original
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I was planning to write articles for all the red links, so didn't put too much thought on cross-wiki linking. I've done a few but haven't got around to write the three remaining ones (though still planning to). I've now added cross-wiki links.
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As explained above, this file is not PD in the US because of URAA (unlike the file below, which is covered by PD-1996), but is allowed per
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Chinese PD tag requires the uploader to "provide where the image was first published and who created it or held its copyright", which has not been done.
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I could be wrong, but I don't see the detail of this in the source provided. If it is there, could you provide me with the translation of the relevant section?
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