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81. Homeland of China's Smallest Nationality
BECENTLY I went to visit the Hochih people, the smallest of our big family of nationalities. With a population of fewer than 700, they live in the northeastern-most corner of China.Two hours after
Author: LIU CHUNG-PO Year 1964 Issue 3 PDF HTML
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82. A Boy With Dauntless Spirit
China Reconstructs Staff WriterLien chin-fa is a fifteen-year-old boy whose jet-black hair stands up in a stubborn brush. When concentrating on something, he knits his thick eyebrows over his lively,
Author: CHEN CHUNG-HSIEN Year 1964 Issue 9 PDF HTML
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83. A Carpenter-Mathematician
Some 30 years ago a story spread far and wide in Chingyuan county in central Hopei province, north China. A magistrate wanted to know how much land was left after transferring a piece of territory to
Author: MA CHING-CHUNG Year 1964 Issue 9 PDF HTML
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84. The Chinese Theatre in Western Europe
When the Art Theatre of the People's Republic of China toured western Europe earlier this year, 200,000 people in theatre audiences and millions more on television saw its repertoire of Peking Opera,
Author: CHING CHUNG-HWA Year 1964 Issue 12 PDF HTML
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85. 'The East Is Red'
The east is red is an epic spectacle of bold dimensions with over 3,000 performers, picturing through mass and solo songs and dances the broad sweep of the Chinese people's revolution from the
Author: CHEN CHUNG-HSIEN Year 1965 Issue 1 PDF HTML
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86. Cultural Life in a Rural Commune
THE little steamer going to the Shanyang People's Commune left the county town of Sungchiang at noon. On both sides of the river, as far as the eye could see, spread the typical countryside of
Author: CHEN CHUNG-HSIEN Year 1965 Issue 5 PDF HTML
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87. Combating Dermatitis Among Rice Farmers
DERMATITIS of the hands and feet is common among rice farmers around Shanghai during the spring transplanting season. The effect on production is considerable: in mild cases, labour efficiency is
Author: CHU CHUNG-KANG Year 1965 Issue 8 PDF HTML
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88. I Work with Children
BOTH my legs have been para-lysed for twenty years as a result of poliomyelitis which I contracted at the age of three. In the old society no school would admit me. The only way I had of getting
Author: WU CHUNG-WEI Year 1965 Issue 8 PDF HTML
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89. Progress in China's Sports
CHINA'S flourishing mass sports programme has led to a rapid rise in athletic performance. This was shown in the results at the Second National Games which were held in Peking in September. By their
Author: WU CHUNG-YUAN Year 1965 Issue 12 PDF HTML
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90. Across the Grasslands with a Mobile Theatre
EDITOR'S NOTE: Ulan muchir means "red (revolutionary) cultural troupe" in Mongolian. Groups of touring performers bearing this name brighten the lives of the herdsmen of Inner Mongolia by bringing
Author: CHEN CHUNG-HSIEN Year 1966 Issue 2 PDF HTML