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1. Rayna Prohme: An American Woman in 1920s China
WHEN RAYNA PROHME died in Moscow in 1927, the many who came to eulogize her believed her memory would be a never-ending inspiration to those struggling for justice and revolution around the world. Li
Author: CAROL LEW SIMONS and A. TOM GRUNFELD Year 1989 Issue 4 PDF HTML
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2. Blind Irish Rovers Tackle the Great Wall
The tough Irish versus China's greatest barrier to outsiders - a contest against odds that ended in triumph for the Celts and won applause from the Han.A BUNCH of wild Irish rovers, most of them
Author: LEW BAXTER Year 1994 Issue 6 PDF HTML
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3. Chinese Culture and History Wows the World
CHINA is sweeping inexorably toward becoming the world's most dynamic economy in terms of trade, business and social change by the early part of the next century. Other aspects of Chinese life and
Author: LEW BAXTER Year 1997 Issue 9 PDF HTML
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4. The Chinese Contemporary Art Explosion at the Tate in Britain
China has sent the international arts world into a flat spin.TEN years ago the notion that Chinese contemporary art could so much as raise a flicker of interest in foreign climes - never mind drive
Author: LEW BAXTER Year 2007 Issue 6 PDF HTML
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5. NEW CHINA AND WORLD PEACE
DURING the month of May, 136 delegates from the trade unions of twenty countries and from the World Federation of Trade Unions, visited many of the chief cities and industrial centres of China. To
Author: TOM WRIGHT Year 1952 Issue 4 PDF HTML
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6. Why Chinese?
I really don't know why, but let me try to explain anyway...I'VE BEEN wrestling with Chinese off and on for ten years now. Ten years - that's one-third of my life. Good God. I throw in the "off and on
Author: TOM LEAR Year 1996 Issue 12 PDF HTML
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7. Kathleen Hall: Dr. Bethune's Angel
GENERAL "Vinegar" Joe Stilwell was the top U.S. military man in China during World War II. He once stated that North China, where Japanese forces numbering about two million were held up for eight
Author: TOM NEWNHAM Year 1997 Issue 5 PDF HTML