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41. A Big Poisonous Weed Advocating Capitalist Restoration on Behalf of Liu Shao-chi

AT every critical moment and on every important issue in the course of China's revolution in the last several decades, acute struggles have been waged between the proletarian revolutionary line

Author: Ting Hsueh-lei Year 1969 Issue 44 PDF HTML
42. Struggle Between Restoration and Counter-Restoration In the Course of Founding the Chin Dynasty

THE Chin Dynasty (221-206 B.C.) was the first feudal dynasty in Chinese history. The feudal unity established by Chin Shih Huang (259-210 B.C.) and the series of political measures he took could not

Author: Lo Ssu-ting Year 1974 Issue 17 PDF HTML
43. Struggle Between Restoration and Counter-Restoration In the Course of Founding the Chin Dynasty

The first part of this article appeared in our last issue. Following is the concluding part. - Ed.IIIN this prolonged, tortuous and repeated struggle between the landlord class and aristocratic

Author: Lo Ssu-ting Year 1974 Issue 18 PDF HTML
44. Chairman Mao's Inspection Tour Of Nanniwan

NANNIWAN in July 1943. Lush green paddy-fields; maize and soy bean crops swaying in the gentle breeze. A bumper harvest was in sight. With the cherry-apple, maple and chestnut trees on the hills as a

Author: Tung Ting-heng Year 1977 Issue 2 PDF HTML
45. Letters From the People

This is the first of the two articles on letters from the people. - Ed.THE Chinese Communist Party and the People's Government have always valued visits and letters from the people as an important

Author: Correspondent Ting Yi Year 1978 Issue 44 PDF HTML
46. Letters From the People

This is the second of the two articles on letters from the people. The first appeared in issue No. 44. - Ed.A RTICLE 27 of the Constitution of the People's Republic of China adopted in 1975 stipulates

Author: Our Correspondent Ting Yi Year 1978 Issue 45 PDF HTML
47. Nanjing Massacre: A Dark Page in History

IN the sweltering summer heat. I travelled to Nanjing, the capital of Jiangsu, to take part in activities commemorating the 40th anniversary of victory in the War of Resistance Against Japan. The

Author: Y. L. TING Our Correspondent Year 1985 Issue 35 PDF HTML
48. How "Tian Ma" Was Domesticated

AS far as can be recalled the medicinal herb tian ma (Rhizoma gastrodiae) has always been gathered as a valuable wild herb for treating certain forms of dizziness, paralysis and some other afflictions

Author: by Han Hsien-tsai of the Taishan Brigade in Yunhsien County, Hupeh Province Year 1973 Issue 5 PDF HTML
49. 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

41. A Big Poisonous Weed Advocating Capitalist Restoration on Behalf of Liu Shao-chi

AT every critical moment and on every important issue in the course of China's revolution in the last several decades, acute struggles have been waged between the proletarian revolutionary line

Author: Ting Hsueh-lei Year 1969 Issue 44 PDF HTML

42. Struggle Between Restoration and Counter-Restoration In the Course of Founding the Chin Dynasty

THE Chin Dynasty (221-206 B.C.) was the first feudal dynasty in Chinese history. The feudal unity established by Chin Shih Huang (259-210 B.C.) and the series of political measures he took could not

Author: Lo Ssu-ting Year 1974 Issue 17 PDF HTML

43. Struggle Between Restoration and Counter-Restoration In the Course of Founding the Chin Dynasty

The first part of this article appeared in our last issue. Following is the concluding part. - Ed.IIIN this prolonged, tortuous and repeated struggle between the landlord class and aristocratic

Author: Lo Ssu-ting Year 1974 Issue 18 PDF HTML

44. Chairman Mao's Inspection Tour Of Nanniwan

NANNIWAN in July 1943. Lush green paddy-fields; maize and soy bean crops swaying in the gentle breeze. A bumper harvest was in sight. With the cherry-apple, maple and chestnut trees on the hills as a

Author: Tung Ting-heng Year 1977 Issue 2 PDF HTML

45. Letters From the People

This is the first of the two articles on letters from the people. - Ed.THE Chinese Communist Party and the People's Government have always valued visits and letters from the people as an important

Author: Correspondent Ting Yi Year 1978 Issue 44 PDF HTML

46. Letters From the People

This is the second of the two articles on letters from the people. The first appeared in issue No. 44. - Ed.A RTICLE 27 of the Constitution of the People's Republic of China adopted in 1975 stipulates

Author: Our Correspondent Ting Yi Year 1978 Issue 45 PDF HTML

47. Nanjing Massacre: A Dark Page in History

IN the sweltering summer heat. I travelled to Nanjing, the capital of Jiangsu, to take part in activities commemorating the 40th anniversary of victory in the War of Resistance Against Japan. The

Author: Y. L. TING Our Correspondent Year 1985 Issue 35 PDF HTML

48. How "Tian Ma" Was Domesticated

AS far as can be recalled the medicinal herb tian ma (Rhizoma gastrodiae) has always been gathered as a valuable wild herb for treating certain forms of dizziness, paralysis and some other afflictions

Author: by Han Hsien-tsai of the Taishan Brigade in Yunhsien County, Hupeh Province Year 1973 Issue 5 PDF HTML

49. 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