161. 'Determliiation'

Author: Hua Chun-wu    Year 1963 Issue 12 PDF HTML

162. 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

163. INDEPENDENCE IN MACHINE-BUILDING

CHINA is now supplying more than 85 per cent of her own machinery requirements as compared with 55 per cent at the end of the First Five-Year Plan (1953-57). This advance is a result of self-reliant

Author: WU TZU-CHlEN    Year 1964 Issue 5 PDF HTML

164. 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

165. SIAN - An Ancient City Reborn

SIAN, the capital of Shensi prov-S ince, has experienced a remarkable rebirth since the liberation. It served intermittently as the capital of 11 feudal dynasties from the 11th century B.C. Today its

Author: WU CHING-CHENG    Year 1965 Issue 5 PDF HTML

166. The Battle of Latzukou

In October 1934 the Chinese Red Army, led by the Chinese Communist Party, began its world-famous Long March, a major strategic shift of position from its base in southern Kiangsi. For 12 months the

Author: YANG CHENG-WU    Year 1965 Issue 7 PDF HTML

167. I Work with Children

BOTH my legs have been para-lysed for twenty years as a result of poliomyelitis which I contracted at the age of three. In the old society no school would admit me. The only way I had of getting

Author: WU CHUNG-WEI    Year 1965 Issue 8 PDF HTML

168. Progress in China's Sports

CHINA'S flourishing mass sports programme has led to a rapid rise in athletic performance. This was shown in the results at the Second National Games which were held in Peking in September. By their

Author: WU CHUNG-YUAN    Year 1965 Issue 12 PDF HTML

169. A Tiny Clinic in the Mountains

DURING the summer harvest of 1964, two commune members in the Liupan Mountains in China's northwestern Kansu province were accidentally burned in a fire.Chang Sheng - jung suffered burns over 46 per

Author: NIU CHENG-WU    Year 1966 Issue 7 PDF HTML

170. Money Cannot Buy Proletarian Revolutionaries

MY HUSBAND and I formerly worked on boats on the Whangpoo River in Shanghai. In 1956 we were transferred to work with a ferry company. On January 6 of this year, the Party vice-secretary of the

Author: WU CHUN-HUA    Year 1967 Issue 4 PDF HTML