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1. 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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2. 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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3. 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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4. THE LONG MARCH
THIRTY years ago the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army, predecessor of today's People's Liberation Army, went on an epic march unprecedented in military history.On foot, the men of the Red Army
Author: TSAI SHUN-LI Year 1965 Issue 10 PDF HTML
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5. PUSHING UP THE YIELD OF WHEAT
Every year since 1961 the Tung-peiwang People's Commune at the foot of the Western Hills near Peking has achieved high yields around 400 jin of wheat per mu.[注释1] Traditionally, in the Peking area,
Author: TSAI HSU Year 1964 Issue 10 PDF HTML
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6. CHINA - A Country Without Debts!
"By the end of 1968 we had redeemed all the national bonds. Our country is now a socialist country with neither internal nor external debts."- Vice-Chairman Lin Piao's Report to the Ninth Party
Author: TSAI HUNG Year 1969 Issue 9 PDF HTML
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7. A Trip on China's First Whaler
IT IS hard to say which was the more excited, reporters or crew, as the little 30-ton steamer nosed her way out of the port of Dairen in the April morning sunshine. Painted a light grey, Fishing Boat
Author: TSAI CHUANG-TIEN Year 1956 Issue 4 PDF HTML
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8. CHANGING THE ECONOMIC MAP OF CHINA
A TRAVELLER coming to today's China with a map or guidebook even a couple of years old might find himself lost. As his train passed through areas marked as rural countryside, he might be startled by
Author: LIU TSAI-HSIN Year 1956 Issue 5 PDF HTML
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9. Scientists Learn from Peasants
THE astonishing speed of recent advances in agricultural production has set us agricultural scientists thinking, and in many cases thinking with considerable qualms. Since liberation we scientists
Author: TSAI PANG-HWA Year 1958 Issue 10 PDF HTML
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10. China's Second Revolutionary Civil War - 1927-37
THE First Revolutionary Civil War of 1925-27[注释1] against the feudal warlords, the agents and armed mainstay of the imperialist control of China, ended in defeat for the revolution. The entire counter
Author: TSAI HUAN-WEN Year 1959 Issue 7 PDF HTML