Peep Show: 1907, Peking-paris Rally
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Unique perspective: China's first car rally in the eyes of a Western journalist. Precious scarcity: 100 precious photos record the first remote car race in human history. The 1907 Beijing-Paris car rally was the original journey of world motor sports and the first transcontinental car event in human history. The event was hosted by Paris's "Le Matin" and hosted by China, Russia and other countries. The participating cars are transported by ship to Shanghai, Tianjin, and then to Beijing. On the morning of June 10, 1907, five racing cars set off from the French barracks in the legation area of Beijing, drove to Zhangjiakou, passed through the Mongolian grasslands and the Gobi, and arrived in Paris, which lasted 62 days. Bazini rode in Prince Borghese's racing car, followed and interviewed the whole process and left behind a large amount of precious text and video materials. The 1907 Beijing-Paris Automobile Rally not only promoted the rapid popularization of human automobile sports, but also had a profound impact on the development of the world's automobile industry.
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