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81. Unfounded Worries

NATO wrongfully puts China and its 5G development in its crosshairs

Author: By Zhang Yi Year 2020 Issue 1 PDF HTML
82. Making Shopping Easier

AS a result of the recent redistribution of stores, the housewife's marketing has become pleasanter and easier in Peking. In the Chienmen District of the city, where the readjustment of the retail

Author: KUO CHUNG-YI Year 1958 Issue 12 PDF HTML
83. Education Must Be Combined with Productive Labour

This article is translated from "Hongqi" (Red Flag), No. 7, theoretical journal published by the Central Committee 05 the Communist Party of China. -Ed."Hongqi" Editorial Board Note: This article by

Author: Lu Ting-Yi Year 1958 Issue 28 PDF HTML
84. SINO-ALGERIAN COMMUNIQUE

Following is the text of the joint communique of the Government of the People's Republic of China and the Provisional Government of the Republic of Algeria signed in Peking on December 20, 1958.

Author: CHEN YI,MAHMOUD CHERIF Year 1958 Issue 43 PDF HTML
85. China Ahead of Britain in Coal

CHINA topped Britain in coal production in 1958 by more than 50 million tons. Statistics released by the Ministry of Coal Industry show that by midnight of December 31, 1958, China's coal output for

Author: TING SHU-YI Year 1959 Issue 2 PDF HTML
86. China - G.D.R. Joint Statement

Following is the text of a joint statement of the Government of the People's Republic of China and the Government of the German Democratic Republic signed in Peking on January 27, 1959. - Ed.A

Author: Chen Yi; Otto Grotewohl Year 1959 Issue 5 PDF HTML
87. Eight Measures for Higher Yields

In response to letters from many of our readers requesting further explanation of the measures known as the "Eight-Point Charter for Agriculture" we present the following article. - Ed.THE

Author: WU YI-CHENG Year 1959 Issue 25 PDF HTML
88. How Scientists Help a Commune

THIS is a story of science at the grass-roots level indicative of the new ways of work of China's scientific institutions. It involves a field team sent out by the Institute of Entomology of the

Author: CHU YI-FAN Year 1959 Issue 28 PDF HTML
89. Great Developments in China's Cultural Revolution

Following is a translation of excerpts from a speech made at the recent National Conference of Outstanding Groups and Workers in Socialist Construction by Lu Ting-yi, Alternate Member of the

Author: LU TING-YI Year 1959 Issue 45 PDF HTML
90. 347.8 Million Tons of Coal

CHINA left Britain behind in coal production in 1958 and went on to achieve in 1959 a figure approaching current U.S. output. In that year, China mined 347.8 million tons of coal. This exceeded by 65

Author: TING SHU-YI Year 1960 Issue 9 PDF HTML

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81. Unfounded Worries

NATO wrongfully puts China and its 5G development in its crosshairs

Author: By Zhang Yi Year 2020 Issue 1 PDF HTML

82. Making Shopping Easier

AS a result of the recent redistribution of stores, the housewife's marketing has become pleasanter and easier in Peking. In the Chienmen District of the city, where the readjustment of the retail

Author: KUO CHUNG-YI Year 1958 Issue 12 PDF HTML

83. Education Must Be Combined with Productive Labour

This article is translated from "Hongqi" (Red Flag), No. 7, theoretical journal published by the Central Committee 05 the Communist Party of China. -Ed."Hongqi" Editorial Board Note: This article by

Author: Lu Ting-Yi Year 1958 Issue 28 PDF HTML

84. SINO-ALGERIAN COMMUNIQUE

Following is the text of the joint communique of the Government of the People's Republic of China and the Provisional Government of the Republic of Algeria signed in Peking on December 20, 1958.

Author: CHEN YI,MAHMOUD CHERIF Year 1958 Issue 43 PDF HTML

85. China Ahead of Britain in Coal

CHINA topped Britain in coal production in 1958 by more than 50 million tons. Statistics released by the Ministry of Coal Industry show that by midnight of December 31, 1958, China's coal output for

Author: TING SHU-YI Year 1959 Issue 2 PDF HTML

86. China - G.D.R. Joint Statement

Following is the text of a joint statement of the Government of the People's Republic of China and the Government of the German Democratic Republic signed in Peking on January 27, 1959. - Ed.A

Author: Chen Yi; Otto Grotewohl Year 1959 Issue 5 PDF HTML

87. Eight Measures for Higher Yields

In response to letters from many of our readers requesting further explanation of the measures known as the "Eight-Point Charter for Agriculture" we present the following article. - Ed.THE

Author: WU YI-CHENG Year 1959 Issue 25 PDF HTML

88. How Scientists Help a Commune

THIS is a story of science at the grass-roots level indicative of the new ways of work of China's scientific institutions. It involves a field team sent out by the Institute of Entomology of the

Author: CHU YI-FAN Year 1959 Issue 28 PDF HTML

89. Great Developments in China's Cultural Revolution

Following is a translation of excerpts from a speech made at the recent National Conference of Outstanding Groups and Workers in Socialist Construction by Lu Ting-yi, Alternate Member of the

Author: LU TING-YI Year 1959 Issue 45 PDF HTML

90. 347.8 Million Tons of Coal

CHINA left Britain behind in coal production in 1958 and went on to achieve in 1959 a figure approaching current U.S. output. In that year, China mined 347.8 million tons of coal. This exceeded by 65

Author: TING SHU-YI Year 1960 Issue 9 PDF HTML