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11. "The World Needs You"
Anybody remember Samantha Smith, the American girl who became an ambassador of peace before being killed in a plane crash 10 years ago? Along comes another little girl to presumably take her
Author: QIN HUI Year 1995 Issue 10 PDF HTML
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12. The Influence of Overseas Literature on China
Masterpieces of world literature, classical or contemporary, have been available in Chinese translation since the beginning of the 20th century. They outweigh by far the translations of Chinese
Author: QIN GONG Year 2007 Issue 2 PDF HTML
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13. 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
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14. At The Ferry
CHING-LIN, waving a long sorghum stalk, was driving ducks to the river. He was barefoot and stripped to the waist. From behind a hill to the east the early morning sun threw its golden light over the
Author: LIU SHAO-TANG Year 1954 Issue 2 PDF HTML
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15. 'Miracles' in Plant-Breeding
HOW I started plant-breeding is a strange story. It was in 1955 when I had just turned eighteen and was' given a cleaner's job in the Normal College in Yulin, my home county in Kwangsi province. One
Author: CHIANG SHAO-FANG Year 1959 Issue 3 PDF HTML
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16. The Yangtze Belongs to the People
THE YANGTZE is China's long-est river and one of the biggest in the world, measuring 5,500 kilometres from the source to the sea. Some 255 million people, about two-fifths of our population, live in
Author: TUNG SHAO-SHENG Year 1960 Issue 3 PDF HTML
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17. Making the Revolution with Two and a Half Guns
This episode, from the early days of the Tenth Red Army in Kiangsi province in 1927 at the beginning of the Second Revolutionary Civil War, is described in one of the memoirs which veteran fighters
Author: SHAO SHIH-PING Year 1960 Issue 11 PDF HTML
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18. Pearls Cleansed of Sand
IN 1955, when Charlie Chaplin saw the Peking Opera in Paris, he said that he had seen it thirty-years ago and found it like pearls mixed with sand. But what he saw now were pearls shining in all
Author: MA SHAO-PO Year 1961 Issue 3 PDF HTML
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19. Two Generations of Chess Players
FIVE years ago in the Cultural Park of Canton, where well-known players were ready to accept anyone's challenge, Lin Ching-hua, a boy who was then not yet seven, played his first match with veteran
Author: SU SHAO-CHUAN Year 1961 Issue 9 PDF HTML
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20. Tsao Hsueh-chin and His 'Dream of the Red Chamber'
ONE OF THE GREATEST Chi- nese classical novels, the million-word Hung Lou Meng or The Dream of the Red Chamber, by Tsao Hsueh-chin, appeared in the middle of the 18th century when this form of
Author: TENG SHAO-CHI Year 1963 Issue 12 PDF HTML