11. China's Bronze Age Exhibition in the U.S.

AN EXHIBITION of artifacts from China's great bronze age opened in mid-April in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. It is to go on to Chicago, Boston, Fort Worth and Los Angeles, spending a

Author: MA CHENGYUAN    Year 1980 Issue 5 PDF HTML

12. The Woodblok Prints of Mo Ce

A STRETCH of paddy fields enfolded by moonlit hills; two peasants watering the fields from an irrigation system - that is the theme of "Night Irrigation," a color woodblock print by Mo Ce. Depicting

Author: MA KE    Year 1980 Issue 11 PDF HTML

13. World's Biggest Tiger

THE Northeast China Tiger, one of China's rare animals, is the world's largest extant member of the tiger family. Weighing as much as 320 kg., it has a magnificent body and is fierce and fearless.

Author: MA YIQING    Year 1980 Issue 12 PDF HTML

14. The Flower from Mexico

THE dahlia, a popular flower in China, comes originally from the high plateaus of Mexico and Central America. Somewhere in the early 16th century, Mexican flower-lovers moved the wild plant into

Author: MA XUN    Year 1981 Issue 11 PDF HTML

15. China's Fight to End Leprosy

THEY stood on a hill in Guangxi, south China, with the setting sun behind them, waving goodbye with raised hands deformed by missing fingers, some with simply knobs at the end of an arm. Our medical

Author: MA HAIDE    Year 1982 Issue 6 PDF HTML

16. The Story of a Disabled Soldier

MY name is Ma Xinyou. I am 47. Two years after I joined the People's Liberation Army in 1956, I was accidentally wounded during maneuvers. Paralyzed below the waist, I was sent to several

Author: MA XINYOU    Year 1982 Issue 7 PDF HTML

17. World Crop-Breeders Nail New Wheat Discovery

IN the last few years a group of Chinese scientists have received many letters of congratulation from crop-breeding specialists in numerous countries on their discovery of a new male-sterile

Author: MA ZHUANGXING    Year 1983 Issue 4 PDF HTML

18. Master Dongguo

Author: Ma De    Year 1983 Issue 4 PDF HTML

19. Liao Chengzhi: He Loved His Land and His People

IT was in 1936, in a little mountain-girt village in northern Shaanxi province right after a battle, that I first met Liao Chengzhi, my teacher and friend for many years. Clad in an old, much-patched

Author: MA HAIDE    Year 1983 Issue 9 PDF HTML

20. Fiction Classic: 'Outlaws of the Marsh'

LIKE Robin Hood and his band in the West, the 108 men and women rebel commanders in the classic mid-14th century novel Outlaws of the Marsh have become household names in China. One of the two

Author: MA RUIFANG    Year 1984 Issue 3 PDF HTML