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1. They Grew up with the Buildings
A LTHOUGH the Great Hall of the People has been standing in Peking's Tien An Men Square since 1959, citizens of the capital still talk of the way construction worker Chang Pai-fa, then 24, and his
Author: TAN MAN-NI Our Staff Writer Year 1962 Issue 5 PDF HTML
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2. Labour Emulation - New Style
"IF YOU want to find out about labour emulation," said the chairman of the trade union, "you should go and talk to the Wang Teh-shan weaving team. I'll take you over to the workshop now."We went out
Author: TAN MAN-NI Year 1955 Issue 12 PDF HTML
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3. Three Who Came Home
MORE AND MORE of Chiang Kai-shek's military men are deserting his service, braving difficulties and dangers to get back to the mainland. In our January issue we carried an article by one of them, the
Author: TAN MAN-NI Year 1956 Issue 5 PDF HTML
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4. FATTER PAY ENVELOPES FOR MILLIONS
MOST of the eighteen million factory and office workers in China are getting fatter pay envelopes this year, as the result of the greatest nationwide wage increase in China's history. The rise
Author: TAN MAN - NI Year 1956 Issue 12 PDF HTML
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5. A Helping Hand in the Suburbs
PEIFENGWO housing estate in the southwest suburbs of Peking is the home of families of some 1,400 workers of the Peking Railway Administration. During the daytime hours, after the menfolk have
Author: TAN MAN-NI Year 1957 Issue 12 PDF HTML
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6. THE PLAN AND THE PEOPLE
In 1953-57, the period of her First Five-Year Plan, China's industrial and agricultural output grew by about 60 per cent. The national income increased about 50 per cent. On the principle that "the
Author: TAN MAN-NI Year 1958 Issue 1 PDF HTML
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7. LUSHAN'S PIG-IRON "SPUTNIK"
FURNACE FIELDS are every-where in Lushan county, southern Honan province - plots of hundreds of small earthen furnaces were "growing", in late autumn when I was there, alongside fields of sweet
Author: TAN MAN-NI Year 1959 Issue 1 PDF HTML
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8. Railways Meet the 'Big Leap'
FOR China's railways, just as for other branches of the economy, 1958 was a "big leap forward" year. But precisely because industry and agriculture were growing at such speed, the demands on
Author: TAN MAN-NI Year 1959 Issue 5 PDF HTML
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9. Striving for Better Colour Printing
THE Peking Hsinhua Press, which has been producing the covers and pictorial pages of China Reconstructs for ten years, has recently been nominated an advanced unit by the city's Bureau of Culture and
Author: TAN MAN-NI Year 1962 Issue 8 PDF HTML
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10. FIRST STEPS TOWARD FARM MECHANIZATION
AN IMPORTANT aspect of the tremendous and long-term task of mechanizing China's agriculture is the training of several million agricultural workers and technicians with a specialized knowledge of the
Author: TAN MAN-NI Year 1963 Issue 3 PDF HTML