161. New Windows for Young Minds

IN THE FUTURE we must have automatic machinery to do all heavy work," Chien Hsiao-nan, a young teen-ager, wrote in a composition after she had been watching workers loading and unloading goods on

Author: WU TA-CHUAN    Year 1962 Issue 2 PDF HTML

162. The Art of Ming Dynasty Furniture

THE high artistic standard of the furniture of the Ming dynasty (1368 - 1644) still draws deep and thoughtful appreciation today. Its basic structure - derived from the timber framework employed in

Author: LO WU-YI    Year 1962 Issue 5 PDF HTML

163. PROGRESS IN MACHINE BUILDING

CHINA is now able to supply most of her own needs in machine tools and industrial equipment. Manufacture of a wider range of products was one of the outstanding features of the machine-building

Author: WU TZU-CHIEN    Year 1962 Issue 8 PDF HTML

164. THE CONSTANT INNOVATOR

In January 1956 an article titled "He Made Machines from Scrap" appeared in China Reconstructs. It reported how Huang Jung-chang, a carpenter at the Chungking Iron and Steel Company, mechanized his

Author: CHEN CHEH-WU    Year 1962 Issue 9 PDF HTML

165. WHO SHUT THE DOORS TO PEACE NEGOTIATIONS?

AUGUST 1945 brought victory in the War of Resistance Against Japan, after eight long years in which we Chinese people had fought and shed our blood. But while we were still rejoicing, Chiang Kai-shek

Author: WU YU-CHANG    Year 1962 Issue 9 PDF HTML

166. CONDITIONS FOR CANCER WORK YESTERDAY AND TODAY

I WAS A MEMBER of the Chinese delegation to the Eighth International Cancer Congress held in Moscow last July, in which Chinese delegates took an active part in the discussions. During the Congress,

Author: WU HOAN-HSING    Year 1963 Issue 2 PDF HTML

167. THE ART OF AN OUTSTANDING PAINTER

PAN TIEN-SHOU is one of the most distinguished contemporary artists of the Chinese traditional style. Following the hsieh yi (expression of the spirit) school of painting, he excels in landscapes and

Author: WU FU-CHIH    Year 1963 Issue 3 PDF HTML

168. Return to My Ancestral Province

I STILL HAVE vivid memories of my boyhood when, at the Chingming Festival each spring, I went with my father and brothers to our ancestral home in Shunteh county, Kwangtung province. From there we

Author: WU YAO-TSUNG    Year 1963 Issue 7 PDF HTML

169. Doing What His Professor Hoped To Do

AT a group discussion during the National Conference on Agricultural Science and Technology recently held in Peking, a ruddy-faced man of medium height spoke on the future development of China's 4,000

Author: WU PEI-KUNG    Year 1963 Issue 7 PDF HTML

170. 'Determliiation'

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