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101. AFRICULTUREAL COLLEGE MEETS THE NATION'S NEEDS
IN THE TEN YEARS since it was established in 1952, the Nanking Agricultural College has graduated 3,238 students. This is 1.5 times the total graduated in 30 years by its predecessors, the
Author: CHANG WEI-CHENG Year 1963 Issue 5 PDF HTML
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102. GRAPES IN THE 'LAND OF FIRE'
THIS YEAR the members of the Grape People's Commune say they have "four manys" - many weddings, many new houses, many sheep and many grapevines. Grape growing is an important activity of the commune
Author: CHANG HUNG-WEN Year 1963 Issue 6 PDF HTML
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103. Servant of the People
WHEN Chenghai county in Kwangtung province was liberated in 1949, a man in his early thirties, barefooted and wearing clothes of homespun, walked into the local government building. It was Yu
Author: CHANG SHAN-TING Year 1963 Issue 9 PDF HTML
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104. A National Survey of Fruit Resources
CHINA stretches across a vast area covering the cold, temperate and tropical zones. Due to favourable natural conditions, many kinds of fruit trees abound. Quite a number of precious cul-tivars were
Author: CHANG TZU-MING Year 1963 Issue 10 PDF HTML
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105. Finding the True Road of Revolution
THE FIRST HALF of my 86 years was spent in groping for the revolutionary truth along a rock-strewn path. From, my teens onward I had ached and worried over the troubled state of our country and
Author: WU YU-CHANG Year 1964 Issue 3 PDF HTML
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106. What Heritage for the Young?
I HAD GONE to a production brigade of the Tuanpiaochuang People's Commune in Tsunhua county, Hopei province, to report on its big increase in grain output of which I had heard. But after reaching the
Author: CHANG CHFN-SHENG Year 1964 Issue 5 PDF HTML
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107. Night Snacks In Shanghai
As a reporter, frequent evening assignments around theatres, cinema houses, bus terminals, train stations and residential districts have made me a regular customer of Shanghai's many night snack
Author: HUANG CHANG-TSAI Year 1964 Issue 5 PDF HTML
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108. MEDICAL CARE FOR FISHERMEN Ashore and Afloat
AT THE BEGINNING of each spring, the 40,000 fishermen's families who live on the 500 islands of the Choushan Archipelago, south of the Yangtze estuary, swing into their busy season. Of the very many
Author: FANG CHANG-SHENG Year 1964 Issue 5 PDF HTML
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109. Widening Use of the Phonetic Script
THE Chinese written language (or, strictly speaking, that of the Han people who make up over 90 per cent of China's population) is made up of block-like characters derived from picture-writing. They
Author: WU YU-CHANG Year 1964 Issue 6 PDF HTML
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110. Artist in Embroidery
IN AN ELEGANT Chinese garden in the lower Yangtze city of Soochow, an early centre of silk production in China, is the Soochow Embroidery Research Institute. One of the two deputy directors is Chin
Author: TENG FENG-CHANG Year 1964 Issue 6 PDF HTML