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People's Republic of China - 中华人民共和国
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Everybody must get to work to exterminate flies!
(Early 1970s)
Growing up in the midst of struggle
(ca. 1970)
The staggered holidays of factories and mines must be fixed, they may not be changed by whim
(early 1970s)
Propaganda directed to the foreign enemy at the front line teaching materials
(Early 1970s)
Spring rain
(early 1970s)
Strive to collect scrap metal and other waste materials!
(Early 1970s)
Struggle to realize Chairman Mao's great call that "agriculture studies Dazhai"!
(Early 1970s)
Study Dazhai, to teach the people one must use Mao Zedong Thought
(Early 1970s)
Conscientiously strengthen enterprise management, strictly implement the planned use of electricity
(early 1970s)
Study Dazhai, we must grasp class struggle
(Early 1970s)
Study Dazhai, we must rely on self sufficiency to wage the bitter struggle
(Early 1970s)
Reserve electricity for technological innovation, reduce electricity consumption for finished products
(early 1970s)
The red flower of Dazhai blossoms everywhere
(Early 1970s)
It is a revolutionary requirement to marry late
(Early 1970s)
Develop the revolutionary tradition of hard work and plain living. Hardworking and thrifty. Enthusiastically saving money
(early 1970s)
On-the-spot meeting
(early 1970s)
Today's Jiangnan is especially charming
(early 1970s)
Looking to guess
(Early 1970s)
Tempering red hearts in stormy waves
(early 1970s)
The electricity consumption of domestic hot plates is big, strictly forbid their use
(early 1970s)
Auntie has also come to bring tsampa
(Early 1970s)
A blessing descends upon the house
(Early 1970s)
Study Dazhai, the work of making the thought of the leading groups more revolutionary must be done well
(Early 1970s)
Playing with a bumper crop of peaches
(Early 1970s)
To save the dead and heal the wounded, implement revolutionary humanitarianism. Enthusiastically mobilize to donate blood for the revolution!
(early 1970s)
Chairman Mao quotation: Raise vigilance to defend the nation
(early 1970s)
Happy New Year
(Early 1970s)
Planning the consumption of grain for the revolution
(early 1970s)
In happiness, we must not forget class suffering, hard work and plain living must be passed on through the generations
(early 1970s)
Showing loving care
(Early 1970s)
Chairman Mao and Norman Bethune
(Early 1970s)
Welcoming a son to the woman's family to marry and settle
(Early 1970s)
Basketball match in a mountain village
(early 1970s)
Follow the Communist Party for ever, follow Chairman Mao forever
(Early 1970s)
An unyielding proletarian fighting spirit
(early 1970s)
Glory to the people's teacher
(Early 1970s)
The communist style of forgetting self-interest
(early 1970s)
The hearts of the poor and lower-middle peasants turn to the party, they never forget to manage their households industriously and thriftily
(Early 1970s)
The growth of all things depends on the sun
(Early 1970s)
Growing up under the sunshine and dew of the party
(early 1970s)
Brigade Clinic
(Early 1970s)
The spirit of Lei Feng has developed greatly, selling junk to the state is done with great force
(Early 1970s)
Born in the bitter sea, growing up under the red flag
(early 1970s)
Donating blood for the revolution is a glorious thing
(early 1970s)
The working class gives the best example of how to enthusiastically and thriftly run a factory
(Early 1970s)
Two poems
(Early 1970s)
Sound of the bamboo flute
(mid 1970s)
Sell rice and grain straw to the state for the revolution, support the nation's paper making industry
(early 1970s)
When cleaning the accumulated junk for Spring Festival, sell it enthusiastically to the state for the people
(Early 1970s)
When everybody conserves energy, production can increase greatly
(early 1970s)
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