Fu Bingchang’s calling card. Mr. Foo Ping-sheung, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of China. Moscow. The signature in Chinese characters is Fu’s own handwriting.

Fu Bingchang at his desk. Moscow, circa 1946.

Vyacheslav Molotov (Soviet Foreign Minister) signing the Sino-Soviet Treaty of Friendship and Alliance, Moscow, 14 August 1945. Song Ziwen (sixth right), President of the Executive Yuan; Stalin (fourth right); Wang Shijie (third right), Chinese Foreign Minister; Fu Bingchang (second right).

Fu Bingchang writing at the 1946 Paris Peace Conference.

A group of Guomindang officials in Europe. Fu Bingchang (left) Wang Shijie (far right).

Fu Bingchang in Moscow, 1943.

Moscow Airport, 1945. W. Averell Harriman, Fu Bingchang, Victor Hu, and a Soviet interpreter conversing with Vyacheslav Molotov (Soviet Foreign Minister).

Moscow Airport, 1945. Fu Bingchang and Vyacheslav Molotov (Soviet Foreign Minister).

Fu Bingchang, Governor of Hainan Island 1919-22.

Fu Bingchang in full uniform. Moscow, circa 1945.

Government officials at Jun Yun Mountain, circa 1940.

Sun Ke, Deng Xihou, Zeng Qihui, Zhao Juyu, Tang Pingshan, Wen Yuanning and Deng Zhaoyin. 1940.

The Guomindang Political Council, Canton (Guangzhou), July 1925: Zhu Peide (first left); Wang Jingwei (third left), Chairman, left-wing Nationalist leader; Wu Chaoshu (front centre); Hu Hanmin (third right), right-wing Nationalist leader; Liao Zhongkai (second right), San Francisco-born left-wing leader, Minister of Finance; Eugene Chen (Chen Youren), Foreign Minister (first right). Mayor of Canton, Sun Ke, stands behind Liao and Chen.

Left to right: Counsellor Chen Ting, Mikhail Ivanovich Kalinin (1875-1946), Fu Bingchang, in Moscow. 1946.

Signing of the Big Four Declaration. Left to right: W. Averell Harriman, Fu Bingchang, Chen Ding, Cordell Hull, Vyacheslav Molotov. October 1943.

Fanny Cheung and Dora Tsang, 1936. By P.S. Foo.

Fu Bingchang and Kitty Ho, 1956.

Min chin at Northern Hot Springs on 12 February 1940. Min Chin is holding a Voigtländer ‘Superb’ camera, probably owned by Fu. This twin lens reflex camera, with a unique parallax correction device, was made by Voigtländer and Sohn (Braunschweig). It used 120 film, making negatives 2.25 inches (57mm) square. The camera was introduced in 1933.   Northern Hot Springs Park (Pei-wan-chuan Park), near Pei-pai (Beibei), 30km north of Chungking (Chongqing).

Portrait of Hu Zhi, 1935. By P.S. Foo.

A portrait of a woman holding a book and purse. By P.S. Foo, circa 1935.

Jiang Fangling (Fanny) with headscarf. By P.S. Foo, 1940.

Lily Ho by P.S. Foo, 1934. Lily was the eighth daughter of Sir Kai Ho Kai. Sister of Kitty Ho.

Mrs. Lan Yezhen and Mrs. Yang by P.S. Foo, 1935.

Fu Bingchang and Kitty Ho, Hong Kong. Circa 1918.

Woman in swimsuit sitting on a rock. By P.S. Foo, circa 1935.

Lan Yezhen in a 1937 Buick. Chungking, 1938.

Sun Ke, Lan Yezhen (Marjy), Mr. Lamont, and Ling Bing at Fang Lu House, 15 Chun Shen Road, Chungking). November 1938.

Jiang Fangling, Chen Yenli, Long Yunshui, Long Yunhua at Fu’s residence in Du Shi-qiao outside Chongqing.

Jiang Fangling (Fanny) Damo Tan (Da Mo Tan), Pei-pai (Beibei), 30km north of Chungking (Chongqing).1940.