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1. India's Food Crisis
INDIA has been experiencing a food crisis for many years, and Prime Minister Indira Gandhi recently had to admit that the economy was in a difficult period.HungerThough India is an agricultural
Author: Kuo Chih Year 1974 Issue 7 PDF HTML
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2. South Korea in Serious Economic Trouble
SOUTH Korea's economy is in more deseperate straits than ever under the reactionary rule of the Pak Jung Hi clique.In recent years the clique has redoubled its efforts to sell out national rights and
Author: Kuo Chih Year 1975 Issue 26 PDF HTML
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3. Joint Statement by Chinese and Japanese People's Organizations
Following is a joint statement signed in Peking on October 21 by seven Chinese people's organizations and a Japanese delegation of various circles which attended the tenth anniversary celebrations of
Author: Kuo Mo-jo, Liu Ning-I, Liao Cheng-chih, Tsai Chang, Chang Hsi-jo, Chu Tu-nan, Liu Hsi-yuan, Tetsu Katayama, Tadayoshi Obata, Bon Shiraishi, Masato Honda Year 1959 Issue 43 PDF HTML
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4. Finds at the Sanmen Gorge
The site of the Sanmen Gorge Reservoir on the Yellow River lies in the cradle of ancient Chinese civilization. This makes it essential to complete all archaeological work in the area before flooding
Author: AN CHIH-MING Year 1959 Issue 6 PDF HTML
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5. New Neolithic Site
One of the most important archaeological finds since liberation has been the discovery of a neolithic village at Panpo on the eastern outskirts of Sian in Shensi Province. After four years of careful
Author: AN CHIH-MIN Year 1959 Issue 24 PDF HTML
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6. Important Recent Finds
Archaeology, like other branches of the sciences, has made rapid strides over the past few years. Conducted as part of a systematic scientific programme, its successes have been due in large measure
Author: CHIH MIN Year 1959 Issue 36 PDF HTML
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7. New Anyang Discoveries
Anyang, north of the Yellow River in Honan Province, is the site of the earliest known capital of China. For more than 300 years (14-11th centuries B.C.) it was the seat of the rulers of the Yin
Author: AN CHIH-MIN Year 1960 Issue 20 PDF HTML
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8. New Line of Research
Pre-liberation excavations at Anyang centred mainly on the site of the royal palace at Hsiaotun and the cemetery north of the Huan River. The new excavations have concentrated on the remains of the
Author: AN CHIH-MIN Year 1960 Issue 20 PDF HTML
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9. Bronze and Bone Workshops
The discovery of bronze and bone workshops is of exceptional interest and importance. The first is situated south of the palace and the latter to its west on the edges of the Anyang site. The fact
Author: AN CHIH-MIN Year 1960 Issue 20 PDF HTML
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10. Yin Slave Society
More than 100 Yin tombs were excavated at Anyang. All were of small or medium size and yielded an abundance of pottery, bronze, bone and jade objects. Distinctive traces of lacquer ware have been
Author: AN CHIH-MIN Year 1960 Issue 20 PDF HTML