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11. FILM PRIZEWINNERS
FOR several months early this year, on busses, in parks, schools, factories and offices, many people were talking about films. The discussion was set off by a poll among its readers initiated by the
Author: CHIA CHI Year 1962 Issue 9 PDF HTML
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12. VITAL ROLE OF HANDICRAFTS
FOR thousands of years, China's handicrafts have been providing people with a wide variety of small farm tools, articles for daily use and art objects. Today the handicraft industry is still found
Author: CHI LUNG Year 1962 Issue 10 PDF HTML
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13. FARMERS SEE SCIENTIFIC FILMS
THIRTEEN commune brigades in Shuangcheng county, Hei-lungkiang province, recently sent their representatives to follow a mobile film unit travelling in the area. The special attraction was the film
Author: YU CHI Year 1963 Issue 2 PDF HTML
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14. NOTABLE ADVANCE IN WOOLLEN TEXTILES
A VISITOR to any large city department store in China today will find shelves piled high with woollen clothing and materials. Worsted and woollen fabrics, plush, blankets and knitted goods - all are
Author: FANG CHI Year 1964 Issue 6 PDF HTML
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15. The Shimmering Staircase
Four kilometres out of the county town of Suining in the hills of central Szechuan province, I caught the roar of machinery coming from a nearby valley. I climbed to the crest of a hill and, as I
Author: CHI WU Year 1964 Issue 9 PDF HTML
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16. To Our Vietnamese Brothers
IRed flags stretch endlessly like ocean waves, Resounding shouts of slogans pierce the skies. Following the giant surge of people, I head for the Vietnamese Embassy. My heart beating furiously, My
Author: LI CHI Year 1964 Issue 10 PDF HTML
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17. Hupeh Begins to Mechanize Its Farming
The question of how to mechanize Hupeh's collectivized agriculture was posed eight years ago when semi-socialist agricultural producers' cooperatives were being transformed into fully socialist ones.
Author: CHANG CHI Year 1964 Issue 12 PDF HTML
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18. Weaver Who Looks Behind the Cloth
OUTSTANDING workers are appearing in all branches of China's industry. Chou So-kuei, a weaver and Communist Party member in the No. 2 State Cotton Mill in Shihchiachuang, north China, is one of them.
Author: FANG CHI Year 1966 Issue 6 PDF HTML
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19. STORMY SEAS
ASSISTANT Captain Yang Ting-shan, a handsome young fellow with a full face and expressive eyes, hung the binoculars around the neck of Captain Kao Cheng, who was taking over the watch, and went
Author: CHI PING Year 1966 Issue 6 PDF HTML
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20. Workers Armed with Mao Tse-tung's Thought Are Most Resourceful
ONCE the workers are armed with Mao Tse-tung's thought, they become more resourceful than ever. This is the truth discovered by us workers at the automobile plant while building our own
Author: YI CHI Year 1966 Issue 10 PDF HTML