11. Visit to a Natural Preserve

A number of nature preserves have been demarcated in various parts of China since liberation in 1949 for natural protection. Their existence has already done much to protect nature's heritage, make

Author: JEN CHUNG    Year 1975 Issue 12 PDF HTML

12. THE CHILDREN'S OWN THEATRE

Applause and cheers filled the Lyceum Theatre in Shanghai. The curtain had rung down on the last act of the play "Little Snowflake," presented by the Children's Theatre of the China Welfare

Author: JEN TEH-YAO    Year 1952 Issue 1 PDF HTML

13. TIBETANS OF SIKANG PROVINCE

Author: Wu Tso-jen    Year 1952 Issue 3 PDF HTML

14. COAL MINING TRANSFORMED

CHINA is very rich in coal resources. But due to the barbarous and plundering methods by which the mines were exploited by Kuomintang bureaucrats and foreign companies, over a long period, the rate

Author: JEN PI-SHAO    Year 1952 Issue 5 PDF HTML

15. FLOWER-AND-BIRD PAINTING

IN the new China, the greatest attention is paid to classical art, our precious heritage from the people of ancient China. One branch of this art is the traditional Chinese flower-and-bird painting,

Author: CHANG JEN-HSIA    Year 1953 Issue 3 PDF HTML

16. GROTTOES OF MAICHISHAN

TWENTY-EIGHT miles southeast of Tienshui, Kansu province, Northwest China, there looms a precipitous cliff of strange form. From its shape comes its name, Maichishan or "Wheat-stack Hill". This is

Author: WU TSO-JEN    Year 1954 Issue 3 PDF HTML

17. Fraternal Economic Cooperation

THE Chinese people do not stand alone. This fact helped them speed the rehabilitation of the country's economy from the ruin of years of war, and it helps them today in socialist industrialization.

Author: LI CHE-JEN    Year 1955 Issue 8 PDF HTML

18. Our Civil Airlines: A Pilot's View

CHINA'S domestic civil airlines, passenger and freight, fly some 9,500 miles of regular routes. In addition we have three international lines to the Soviet Union, which connect with others to various

Author: PIEN JEN-KENG    Year 1955 Issue 9 PDF HTML

19. India's Art – and China's

THE many thousands of Chinese people who saw the richly varied programmes presented by the Indian Cultural Delegation this summer were delighted at the superb mastery of the visiting artists, and

Author: CHANG JEN-HSIA    Year 1955 Issue 9 PDF HTML

20. LIVING HISTORY IN STONE

OF all the heritage of China's ancient art, none gives a livelier, more vivid picture of the life of its day than the art of the Han dynasty (206 B.C.-A.D. 220). The painters, sculptors and craftsmen

Author: CHANG JEN-HSIA    Year 1957 Issue 1 PDF HTML