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The people's commune is a red star
(1959, February)
Molten iron flows out, golden waves turn over
(1959, April)
Leaping forward with the alliance of workers and peasants
(1959, April)
Manage diligently, spread manure skillfully, ensure a bumper harvest of the three wheat crops
(1959, May)
Always follow the Communist Party
(1959, June)
The soil is overturned deeply, the Sputnik will fly high
(1959, June)
Innovate technology to welcome abundant harvests
(1959, June)
Everybody studies science, everybody does experiments
(1959, August)
Defend the motherland, build up the motherland
(1959, August)
Great alliance, great strength
(1959, September)
The commune is like a gigantic dragon, production is noticeable awe-inspiring
(1959, September)
Persevere in the Great Leap Forward
(1959, November)
Dragon and phoenix presage luck
(1959, November)
Go all out to study culture
(1959, December)
More pigs, more fertilizer, higher grain production
(1959, December)
Long live the people's communes
(1959, December)
Eight-Point Charter of Agriculture
(1959, December)
Study culture and science with energy to speed up socialist construction
(1959, December)
Ride the wind and cleave the waves to realise a Leap Forward in all fields
(1960, January)
Long live the people's communes
(1960, January)
Realize agricultural electrification
(1960, January)
Hurry towards an even greater future with the speed of the Great Leap Forward
(1960, January)
Everybody strives to become a red standard bearer, commemorate 8 March, Women's Day
(1960, March)
Advancing victoriously under the radiant glare of Mao Zedong Thought!
(1960, March)
We use Mao Zedong Thought to arm our heads
(1960, March)
Courageously move forward under the glorious illumination of Mao Zedong Thought
(1960, March)
When the dining hall is run right, the drive of the commune members will be high
(1960, May)
Establish a system to make health work a regular practice
(1960, May)
Pigs are the most important of the six domestic animals
(1960, May)
Study culture well, to join the army of agricultural modernization
(1960, May)
Long live the three red banners
(1960, June)
Long live the Great Leap Forward
(1960, July)
Chairman Mao loves children (5)
(1960, September)
Start the movement to increase production and practise thrift, with foodstuffs and steel at the center, with great force!
(1960, September)
Chairman Mao loves children (4)
(1960, September)
Chairman Mao loves children (3)
(1960, September)
Chairman Mao loves children (1)
(1960, September)
Display one's talent at spring plowing to strive for a bumper harvest of grain
(1960, November)
Workers, peasants, shopkeepers, students and soldiers together leap forward; peasants, forresters, herdsmen, people engaging in sideline occupations, fishers all have an abundant harvest
(1960, December)
The whole party and all the people go all out for agriculture and foodstuffs
(1960, December)
Long live the General Line! Long live the Great Leap Forward! Long live the People's Communes!
(ca. 1960)
The counter-revolutionary and restorationist crimes of Christianity after Liberation
(mid 1960s)
The counter-revolutionary and restorationist crimes of Christianity after Liberation
(mid 1960s)
The counter-revolutionary and restorationist crimes of Christianity after Liberation
(mid 1960s)
Marry late for the revolution
(Date unknown - 1960s?)
Plowing with a tractor
(1961, September)
The chairman comes to our home, he takes the trouble to make detailed inquiries while chatting
(1961, November)
Moving forward victoriously under the banner of Mao Zedong!
(1962, July)
Study the spirit of Yan'an, to develop a revolutionary tradition
(1962, July)
Workers and peasants unite to make everything like spring
(1962, October)
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