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51. TIMBER WITHOUT PLUNDER
THE FORESTS in the north-eastern part of Inner Mongolia have often been likened to a vast foam-flecked sea-a dense growth of larches broken occasionally by patches of towering white birches, rising
Author: YUAN HUNG-TSO Year 1963 Issue 6 PDF HTML
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52. GRAPES IN THE 'LAND OF FIRE'
THIS YEAR the members of the Grape People's Commune say they have "four manys" - many weddings, many new houses, many sheep and many grapevines. Grape growing is an important activity of the commune
Author: CHANG HUNG-WEN Year 1963 Issue 6 PDF HTML
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53. Educated Youth Go to the Countryside
TO the countryside, where the revolution needs us most!"Every year, hundreds of thousands of young people fresh out of middle school or university answer this call. Whether they are returning to
Author: KU HUNG-CHANG Year 1965 Issue 5 PDF HTML
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54. A Girls' Herding Team
PEOPLE crossing the vast Inner Mongolian grassland often meet up with a drove of horses herded by ten girls on horseback. On bright sunny days, in dust-storms, in rain or snow, day or night, they are
Author: PEI KUO-HUNG Year 1969 Issue 9 PDF HTML
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55. FROM SILENCE TO SONG
DEAF-MUTES who can speak! This is the extraordinary scientific success achieved during the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution by medical units of the People's Liberation Army armed with Mao
Author: HUNG LIU-SHIH Year 1969 Issue 9 PDF HTML
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56. CHINA'S RENMINBI
THE enemy rots with every passing day, while for us things are getting better daily." This is Chairman Mao's correct analysis and summary of the general world trend. The financial and monetary
Author: HUNG YIN-HANG Year 1969 Issue 10 PDF HTML
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57. THE WORKING CLASS RE-EDUCATES INTELLECTUALS
THE mass of intellectuals . . . must . . . gradually shed their bourgeois world outlook and acquire the proletarian, communist world outlook so that they can fully fit in with the needs of the new
Author: HUNG WEN-PAI Year 1969 Issue 11 PDF HTML
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58. THE CHINESE WORKING CLASS HAS HIGH ASPIRATIONS
ARTILLERY guns roared. Red flags snapped. It was May 1949 and the Chinese People's Liberation Army led by Chairman Mao stormed into Shanghai. In the liberated city, industries long ruled by the U.S.
Author: HUNG PING-TIEN Year 1970 Issue 3 PDF HTML
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59. CHINGKANG MOUNTAINS
THE majestic Chingkang Mountains in south-central China are the cradle of China's proletarian revolution. Here, our great leader Chairman Mao built China's first rural revolutionary base in 1927 and
Author: HUNG HSUAN-PING Year 1970 Issue 7 PDF HTML
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60. Before and After the Tsunyi Meeting
TSUNYI, in China's southwestern province Kweichow, is famous for its place in the history of the Chinese revolution.Here in January 1935 the Chinese Communist Party held an enlarged meeting of the
Author: HUNG HSUAN-PING Year 1971 Issue 1 PDF HTML