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41. WRESTING FARMLAND FROM THE DESERT
YOU must remember that we did not always live here. Where our homes once were, a hundred li further north, there is now deep desert. When I was young the land was fertile there, but sand carried by
Author: LIANG MING-TA Year 1963 Issue 1 PDF HTML
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42. GANEFO NEW SPIRIT IN SPORTS
THE First Games of the New Emerging Forces (GANEFO) with all their colour and excitement are now history. But the vigour and the spirit of unity and friendship that prevailed over the 13-day games in
Author: HO CHEN-LIANG Year 1964 Issue 2 PDF HTML
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43. Fountain Pens for Everyone
FIGURES compiled by the Shanghai Pen Manufacturing Company, a managing company under the city's Bureau of Light Industry, reveal that from 1949, the year of the liberation, until 1962, Shanghai
Author: CHU CHAN-LIANG Year 1964 Issue 4 PDF HTML
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44. Old Trees of Peking
Visitors to Peking are usually struck by the great number of trees in every part of the city. From a high spot on a summer day the view is of a sea of green stretching the long distance from the
Author: LIANG TAI-JAN Year 1964 Issue 8 PDF HTML
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45. Getting Bigger Cotton Yields
The most important factor in raising China's cotton production is increasing yield per unit of area. This was a prime reason forsubstantial margin over 1962 total production. This year cotton is
Author: HU CHING-LIANG Year 1964 Issue 9 PDF HTML
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46. Three Stories from the Chingkang Mountains
These Mountains Make Revolution!UNDER the leadership of Comrade Mao Tse-tung, the Red Army established a revolutionary base area in the Chingkang Mountains of western Kiangsi in October 1927 and
Author: CHU LIANG-TSAI Year 1967 Issue 4 PDF HTML
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47. Conquering the 'Mountains of the Gods'
RISING into the clouds in China's southwest is a range of mountains covered with snow the year round. From afar its fifteen peaks are perpetually shrouded in cloud and mist. At close range the bluish
Author: TING TEH-LIANG Year 1970 Issue 12 PDF HTML
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48. 'Our Own Military Representative'
What is the role of the Chinese People's Liberation Army in the organs of political power at different levels? The story of Hsu Yao-chou, head of the ship repairs section of a P.L.A. fleet, answers
Author: TSO TUN AND LIANG CHIEH Year 1971 Issue 8 PDF HTML
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49. Wang Jinling, the Soybean King
COMMUTERS on the train from the city of Harbin to Acheng county, in northeastern Heilongjiang province often see an elderly man in peasant dress among the passengers. Few would guess that he is
Author: LIANG SHUTANG and AN RUZENG Year 1981 Issue 7 PDF HTML
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50. Exploring the Social Factors Affecting Health
THE influence of social and psychological factors on human health has been recognized for a long time, and is an increasingly important field of medical study. China's earliest medical text, the
Author: LIN JINGCHENG and LIANG HAOCAI Year 1984 Issue 6 PDF HTML