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51. HSIANG CHI, CHINESE CHESS
CHINESE chess, or hsiang chi, has always been popular in China, enjoyed by old and young, shopkeepers, workers and peasants. Towards the end of the Kuomintang regime, however, the general insecurity,
Author: TU CHING-MING Year 1954 Issue 5 PDF HTML
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52. HOME TOWN REVISITED
SOON AFTER I came to Peking from the United States, where I had lived for twenty-five years, I received a letter from Chihsien in northern Honan province, the town where I was born. It was from one
Author: SU KAI-MING Year 1954 Issue 6 PDF HTML
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53. The General Line For Socialist Construction
BUILD SOCIALISM by exerting our utmost efforts and pressing ahead consistently to get more, faster, better and more economical results!" Everywhere you go in China today you hear these words spoken.
Author: TANG MING-CHAO Year 1958 Issue 9 PDF HTML
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54. China's Agricultural Leap in 1958
UNDER the impetus of the General Line for Socialist Construction, the Chinese people have scored major victories on the agricultural front. The first good tidings of the forward leap in agricultural
Author: TANG MING-CHAO Year 1958 Issue 11 PDF HTML
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55. People's Communes and Mr. Dulles
THE people's communes are good." That's what you hear everywhere from our country's working people, particularly the rural folks who created them. The first ones were organized last summer; within a
Author: TANG MING-CHAO Year 1959 Issue 3 PDF HTML
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56. From 'Poor Ant' to People's Commune
NOBODY knows exactly how our island came to be called "Ant Island". Some say the reason is its small size - two square kilometres with 2,700 or so inhabitants, mainly fishing folk. Some say the name
Author: HSU MING-PIAO Year 1959 Issue 6 PDF HTML
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57. Steel-Workers Drive for the 1959 Target
THE victory celebrations of the 1958 battle for steel - 11 million tons produced against the target of 10.7 million tons - still filled the air when the 1959 target of 18 million tons was announced
Author: PANG CHAO-MING Year 1959 Issue 7 PDF HTML
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58. THE LEAP FORWARD CONTINUES
CHINA'S leap forward is continuing. Our people are carrying it further, inspired by the decisions of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party at its Eighth Plenary Session in Lushan last
Author: TANG MING-CHAO Year 1959 Issue 11 PDF HTML
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59. TEN YEARS TO MECHANIZE FARMING
CHINA'S more than 500 million farming people have just got through celebrating their 1959 bumper harvest - about 10 per cent higher, in both grain and cotton, than that of the first big leap forward
Author: LI CHING-MING Year 1960 Issue 1 PDF HTML
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60. Achievements of the Continued Great Leap Forward in 1959
CHINA'S national economy continued its great leap forward in 1959. The year's main targets, put forward by the Eighth Plenary Session of the Communist Party's Eighth Central Committee and approved by
Author: TANG MING-CHAO Year 1960 Issue 3 PDF HTML