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101. FOREIGN TRADE EXPANDS
IN the four and a half years that have passed since the establishment of the People's Republic of China, more than 50 nations all over the world have begun to trade with us. Twenty-five of them have
Author: LU HSU-CHANG Year 1954 Issue 4 PDF HTML
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102. More Recreation for Shanghai
WHOEVER knew Shanghai must know the Shanghai Race Club with its race course and general air of exclusive luxury. For some sixty years, the club was entirely foreign. It was a British horseracing club
Author: SUN LU-HSIEN Year 1954 Issue 5 PDF HTML
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103. One Peaceful Night
AFTER I arrived in the village I stayed at the home of "Aunt" and "Uncle" Ching. Their place wasn't very large, but when I came they moved into the east wing, leaving the west wing to me. There were
Author: LU YUEH-SHENG Year 1954 Issue 6 PDF HTML
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104. GIANT AGAINST FLOOD
LAST November saw the completion of the Futzeling Dam, a landmark in Chinese hydraulic engineering. It is China's first ferro-concrete multi-arch dam - one of the biggest of its kind in the entire
Author: HSIMEN LU-SHA Year 1955 Issue 2 PDF HTML
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105. DIARY OF A NEW RECRUIT
February 21, 1955Great news! The village head came to our house yesterday evening to say that I've been accepted for the army. My brother and I have been on tenterhooks for two months. We both
Author: LU SUNG-TSE Year 1955 Issue 10 PDF HTML
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106. HOW WE MADE THE CENSUS
THE announcement after China's THE real census that there were 601,938,035 Chinese people at midnight on June 30, 1953, aroused tremendous interest throughout the world. Many people, remembering the
Author: CHUNG LIN and HSIAO LU Year 1955 Issue 12 PDF HTML
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107. FACTORY ON THE STEPPE
DUSK was falling over the wide plain as we drove the nine miles from Paotow to Tengkou, in the Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region. The landscape looked bleak and empty, in sharp contrast to the busy
Author: HSIMEN LU-SHA Year 1956 Issue 2 PDF HTML
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108. What Kind of Music for China?
THE ITEMS that received the greatest attention at the four-week Music Festival in Peking last summer were the traditional tunes played on Chinese instruments, and songs and local-style opera arias
Author: HO LU-TING Year 1956 Issue 12 PDF HTML
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109. CAN CHINA FEED HER PEOPLE?
EACH YEAR as China moves further along the road of industrialization, more of her people change from agriculture to other types of work. Already, about 230 million people are eating food not grown by
Author: HSIMEN LU-SHA Year 1957 Issue 3 PDF HTML
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110. New Day on Yulo Mountain
ON A HIGH PEAK densely forested with bamboo and banyan, just north of where the Lantsang (Mekong) River crosses from Yunnan province into Thailand, live the Yulo people. One of the smaller national
Author: HUANG CHANG-LU Year 1957 Issue 9 PDF HTML