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1. Creating a New Chinese Medicine
IN 1956 Chairman Mao called on Chinese medical workers to combine their knowledge of both traditional and western medicine and pharmacology and urged them to create a new unified system. This was a
Author: LI CHING-WEI Year 1978 Issue 2 PDF HTML
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2. CREATING A NEW CHINESE MEDICINE
IN 1956 Chairman Mao called on Chinese medical workers to combine their knowledge of both traditional Chinese and western medicine and pharmacology and urged them to create a new unified system. This
Author: LI CHING-WEI Year 1978 Issue 60 PDF HTML
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3. Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine
TRADITIONAL Chinese medicine, part of the centuries-old civilization of the Chinese people, has gradually developed through their prolonged struggles against disease and natural environment.From
Author: LI CHING-WEI, TSAI CHING-FENG Year 1973 Issue 7 PDF HTML
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4. China's Prepared Food Industry
CHINA'S prepared food industry developed well in the 18 years after liberation in 1949. In the next dozen years, however, it was slowed down by an erroneous emphasis on production not particularly
Author: LI ZHUOYING and LI CHUANG Year 1981 Issue 12 PDF HTML
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5. Fujian Seamen's Guildhall in Yantai
YANTAI, on the northern edge of the Shandong peninsula, has been an important port ever since Chinese boats began coastwise shipping. The peninsula had a special relationship with the merchant
Author: LI YANZHEN and LI ZHE Year 1984 Issue 8 PDF HTML
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6. Flourishing Ancient Huaiyang
IN THE EASTERN PART of Henan Province, sits Huaiyang County, known as Wanqiu in ancient time, was the site where "Three Emperors" (Fuxi, Nuwa and Shennong) established their capital. It was also the
Author: LI HUATING & LI JUNFA Year 1996 Issue 2 PDF HTML
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7. Improving the Tianjin Economy
TIANJIN City has a history of more than 500 years. In 1402, Emperor Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) ordered his capital be moved to Beijing and a city, Tianjinwei, to be constructed where the
Author: LI YE & LI YANG Year 1999 Issue 9 PDF HTML
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8. The Nation's Busiest Port
A PART from those engaged in shipping, not many people abroad have heard of Tangku. Formerly it was just a shallow-draught port where only small ships of up to 3,000 tons could dock - unloading their
Author: LIN LI Year 1954 Issue 1 PDF HTML
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9. Scientists in Tibet
FOLLOWING the liberation of Tibet in May 1951, the Central People's Government sent 57 well-qualified Chinese scientists to study nature and society on the entire Tibetan plateau (including Sikang).
Author: LI PU Year 1954 Issue 6 PDF HTML
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10. The Hui People's Academy
THE HUIS are one of the bigger national minorities in our country. Like several other minority peoples in China, they are believers in Islam. The Hui People's Academy in Peking, which I helped
Author: LI SHU Year 1955 Issue 5 PDF HTML