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51. Unmasking the U.S. Invaders
EARLY on the morning of October 1, 1945, five U.S. warships suddenly appeared off the coast of Yentai (Chefoo) on the northeastern tip of the Shantung peninsula. Like a dark cloud overshadowing a
Author: Major-General CHUNG HSI-TUNG Year 1964 Issue 1 PDF HTML
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52. Our Lane Has Changed
I'M seventy years old this year and have been living in Nanyutai Lane for 33 years. What great changes I've seen!Before liberation, our lane had three "manys" - many poor people, many slum houses and
Author: TUNG HSIU-CHING, an old resident Year 1974 Issue 60 PDF HTML
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53. Ways of Life Among China's Minorities
THERE are more than fifty minority nationalities in China, embracing about 35 million people all told. Because they were oppressed for so long, many of them remained technically and educationally
Author: FEI HSIAO-TUNG,LIN YUEH-HWA Year 1957 Issue 4 PDF HTML
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54. SMALL MACHINES MAKE BIG ONES
IT has always been thought that to build a big piece of industrial equipment required a plant and machine-tools of corresponding size. And that according to the job to be done, it must have a wide
Author: TAO SU-CHI and CHIAO HUA-TUNG Year 1959 Issue 3 PDF HTML
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55. Mustagh Ata Diary
On July 7, 1959 the flag of the People's Republic of China was hoisted on the summit of the 7,546-metre Mustagh Ata in the Pamir mountains. This was the first time a party of 33, comprising 25 men
Author: WANG FENG-TUNG, YANG KE-HSIEN Year 1959 Issue 9 PDF HTML
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56. A Day Never to Be Forgotten
APRIL 20 was a red letter day! It was the day the Peking Municipal Revolutionary Committee was established. We were among the group who had the honour and fortune to be on guard duty outside the
Author: WANG JEN-JU and CHANG CHU-TUNG Year 1967 Issue 6 PDF HTML