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71. Ministers with Pick and Shovel
ONE day last week, a new batch of voluntary workers arrived at the Ming Tombs Reservoir construction site to join the thousands who are working hard to complete the reservoir on the outskirts of
Author: OUR CORRESPONDENT Year 1958 Issue 18 PDF HTML
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72. MORE THAN A RESERVOIR
ABOUT 50 kilometres north of Peking's Tien An Men Square, just below the valley of the tombs of the Ming emperors, a dam has been built across a gap in the hills to form a 550-hectave reservoir. It
Author: OUR CORRESPONDENT Year 1958 Issue 19 PDF HTML
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73. A Bird's Eye View of Industrial Achievement
THE National Exhibition of Industry and Communications, the biggest of its kind ever held in New China, has opened in Peking and is drawing large crowds.Represented at the exhibition are 15
Author: OUR CORRESPONDENT Year 1958 Issue 29 PDF HTML
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74. The Commune: A New Way of Life in the Village
A NEW mass movement - the creation of people's communes by merging farm co-ops - is now sweeping China's countryside. It marks a new stage of the socialist movement in rural China. It brings the
Author: OUR CORRESPONDENT Year 1958 Issue 31 PDF HTML
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75. A NATION REJOICES
ON October 1, from end to end of the country, China turned out in its millions to greet the ninth birthday of the People's Republic. It was a fitting celebration for the year of the great leap. Under
Author: OUR CORRESPONDENT Year 1958 Issue 32 PDF HTML
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76. A Third of Humanity United as One
ON the eve of China's National Day, Peking witnessed an eloquent demonstration of the solidarity of the great socialist camp headed by the Soviet Union. At a mass rally held on September 30, ten new
Author: OUR CORRESPONDENT Year 1958 Issue 32 PDF HTML
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77. Our Heroes Return from Korea
HUGE crowds lined Peking's streets on the wintry afternoon of October 28. Fire crackers kept exploding. The sound of drums, gongs and cymbals filled the air. Gaily coloured banners and bunting
Author: OUR CORRESPONDENT Year 1958 Issue 36 PDF HTML
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78. China Celebrates the October Revolution
IT was with full-hearted enthusiasm that the Chinese people celebrated the forty-first anniversary of the Great October Revolution. There was no place throughout the nation that did not have its
Author: OUR CORRESPONDENT Year 1958 Issue 37 PDF HTML
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79. Women Builders of Socialism
EIGHT hundred women brought gifts in procession to the First National Conference of Women Builders of Socialism when it opened in Peking on December 3. They carried giant melons and turnips,
Author: OUR CORRESPONDENT Year 1958 Issue 41 PDF HTML
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80. THE NATION GREETS STEEL VICTORY
ON the evening of December 21, Peking's Central People's Broadcasting Station alerted the nation to an announcement of special importance: China had surpassed her target for steel output ahead of time
Author: OUR CORRESPONDENT Year 1958 Issue 44 PDF HTML