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1. THE CLEVER ATTENDANT
ONCE there was a prince who chose an attendant named Balgansan to go to the city with him. As they were riding their horses up to the city gate, they had to stop because the road was narrow and full
Author: A Folk-tale from Inner Mongolia Year 1963 Issue 8 PDF HTML
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2. All Together for 61 Lives
PEKING: February 3, 1960, 4 p.m.WANGFUCHING Street was at its busiest. Stores, decked out for the Spring Festival, were bursting with customers, many also in their best. On this street there is a
Author: FROM THE CHINA YOUTH DAILY Year 1960 Issue 5 PDF HTML
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3. China Returns Remains of Three U.S. Servicemen
ON DECEMBER 11, 1993, China turned over the remains of three U.S. pilots who died when their military transport plane crashed into a Tibetan glacier half a century ago.In mid-September 1993 wreckage
Author: From Xinhua News Agency Year 1994 Issue 3 PDF HTML
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4. Little Pebble Is Missing
Bright Sunny Skies by Hao Jan is a novel describing the sharp and complicated class struggle in China's countryside at the time of the 1957 wheat harvest. The three-volume novel takes as its scene an
Author: An excerpt from the novel Bright Sunny Skies by Hao Jan Year 1972 Issue 5 PDF HTML