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11. The Hearts of the P.L.A. Men and the Tibetan People Beat as One
THE men of a People's Liberation Army unit stationed on the Tibetan highlands have such warm and brotherly relations with the peasants and herdsmen there that it. is called a "fish-and-water"
Author: Staff Reporter Year 1969 Issue 5 PDF HTML
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12. Revolution in Education in a City Middle School Staff Reporter
IN the repair shop of the Lanchow Foundry recently, dozens of students sat in a circle, listening attentively. The lesson was on angles and a young teacher was explaining the theoretical concept.
Author: Staff Reporter Year 1969 Issue 9 PDF HTML
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13. A Blast Furnace to Strike at Revisionism
HIGHER than a 20-story building, the new No. 3 blast furnace towers over the Yangtze River at the Wuhan Iron and Steel Works, one of China's steel bases. Mechanized and automated at advanced world
Author: Staff Reporter Year 1969 Issue 9 PDF HTML
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14. Red Flags Over Bamboo Country
TALL green bamboo covers the northern slopes and ravines of Chekiang province's Tienmu Mountains, home of the Shuangyi brigade, Shuangchien commune. From a distance, red flags stand out brightly
Author: Staff Reporter Year 1969 Issue 9 PDF HTML
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15. Boat Families Go Ashore
THE Pearl River, coming from a far-distant source, follows a path through the city of Kwang-chow. Here, along the southern bank, forty light-grey buildings four to six stories high stand proudly.
Author: Staff Reporter Year 1969 Issue 10 PDF HTML
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16. Through the yuku Pasturelands
AT dawn, Comrade Li of the Sunan Yuku Autonomous County Revolutionary Committee and I left town in a jeep and headed towards the Yuku herding area in the Chilien Mountains of Kansu province. The road
Author: Staff Reporter Year 1969 Issue 11 PDF HTML
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17. Tempered in the Countryside
ALL intellectuals who can work in the countryside should be happy to go there. Our countryside is vast and has plenty of room for them to develop their talents to the full." This is the quotation
Author: Staff Reporter Year 1969 Issue 11 PDF HTML
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18. PEKING STEELWORKERS SET OFF NATIONWIDE EMULATION DRIVE
A great socialist revolutionary emulation campaign to win honour for our great leader Chairman Mao and the socialist motherland is sweeping China. It was first proposed by Peking's Capital Iron and
Author: Staff Reporter Year 1970 Issue 1 PDF HTML
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19. Advances Are Made Through Struggle
A TRAIN from Peking was speeding southward across the north China plains toward Chinhua in Chekiang province. Leaning against a window was a middle-aged worker deep in thought. . .Tang Teh-shui, a
Author: Staff Reporter Year 1970 Issue 1 PDF HTML
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20. Fertilizer Industry Comes to the Countryside
SMALL nitrogenous fertilizer plants have become a characteristic feature of the Kiangsu province countryside. From morning to night commune members come with trucks, carts and boats[注释1] to take bags
Author: Staff Reporter Year 1970 Issue 1 PDF HTML