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1. RAISING AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION
CHINA is still mainly an agrarian country. Agriculture is the source of 80 to 90 per cent of the national income. Eight out of every ten Chinese people are peasants. Besides being the most widespread
Author: WU TA-SING Year 1952 Issue 3 PDF HTML
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2. GRAIN PRODUCTION VICTORY
SINCE the liberation, and particularly since the land reform, Chinese peasants have worked better and more enthusiastically than ever before. Under the new and favourable conditions created by the
Author: WU TA-SING Year 1954 Issue 2 PDF HTML
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3. LI PO - IMMORTAL SINGER
The words under his brush flow like the wind and the rain,The poems he composes move even the gods.Such was the tribute to Li Po penned by his great contemporary and good friend, Tu Fu.[注释1] Li Po
Author: SHU WU Year 1955 Issue 6 PDF HTML
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4. A HEROIC STRIKE
AN OUTSTANDING PAGE in the history of the Chinese la-labour movement is the strike of the Peking-Hankow railway workers in February 1923. It marks the climax of a great wave of industrial struggle
Author: HSI WU Year 1957 Issue 5 PDF HTML
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5. A Herdsmen's Commune
There are more than 2,700,000 people of Tibetan nationality in our country. Of them, 1,200,000 live in Tibet itself. The remainder are scattered throughout the provinces of Szechuan, Chinghai, Kansu
Author: WU TSENG Year 1959 Issue 8 PDF HTML
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6. Chinese Acrobats' Tour of Africa
EXPRESSING the friendship of the Chinese people for the people of Africa, the Chinese Acrobatic Art Troupe made a seven-month tour last year of 27 cities in the Sudan, Ethiopia, Guinea and Morocco.
Author: CHU WU Year 1961 Issue 1 PDF HTML
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7. Wen Yi-to Rose to His Full Height
Wen Yi-to rose to his full height and smote the table, angrily faced the Kuomintang pistols and died rather than submit. Chu Tse-ching, though seriously ill, starved to death rather than accept U.S.
Author: WU HAN Year 1961 Issue 6 PDF HTML
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8. Chu Tse-ching Refused U. S. Relief Food
Chu Tse-ching (1898-1948) was a well-known poet and essayist. From 1925 to the time of his death, he was professor and later department head of Chinese Literature at Tsinghua University.IN his
Author: WU HAN Year 1961 Issue 8 PDF HTML
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9. Ancient Cities of the Gobi Desert
FROM YARHU west of Turfan in Sinkiang, eastward to Lien-musheng, a russet-coloured rocky range stretches for 150 kilometres like a blazing dragon in the sun. This is Huoyen Shan, or Flaming Mountain,
Author: WU CHEN Year 1961 Issue 10 PDF HTML
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10. SSUMA CHIEN - A Great Historian
SSUMA CHIEN, who lived between 145 and 86 B.C., was the greatest historian in Chinese history. His monumental 500,000-character Shih Chi, or Historical Records, chronicles nearly 3,000 years from the
Author: WU HAN Year 1962 Issue 3 PDF HTML