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All Chinese nationalities unite at Chairman Mao's side
(1951)
Great meeting of Chinese brother nationalities
(ca. 1951)
Celebrating the thirtieth anniversary of the founding of the Chinese Communist Party
(1952)
Yi people love Chairman Mao
(1952, December)
Singing mountain songs to welcome the representative
(1954, August)
Loved ones arriving in the border areas
(1954, December)
All nationalities of our nation have already united into a great family of independent and equal nationalities
(1955, March)
Strive for the comprehensive early completion and overfulfillment of the Five Year Plan
(1956, March)
Socialism is our goal, it is our direction!
(1956, March)
Long live the great unity of all the peoples of the whole nation
(1967, January)
Develop sideline occupations, increase earnings
(1957, September)
1 May Parade
(1958, January)
Happy life
(1958, September)
The strength of spring plowing is big, the amount of produce at fall harvest is big
(1958, November)
Bring in 1,000 dan of foodstuffs, harvest 10,000 jin of cotton
(1958, November)
Celebrate the opening of the big bridge across the Yangzi
(1958, December)
The motherland is prosperous, everything looks fresh and gay
(1959, August)
The mountains and the open country are green, fruit trees are plentiful, the people's lives are boundlessly happy
(1959, August)
Gloriously bright ten years
(1959, September)
The Dongfeng sedan car
(1959, November)
A big Zoo
(1960)
Long live the great unity of all nationalities
(1960, January)
Celebrate the victorious completion of the Second Five Year Plan three years ahead of time
(1960, January)
Courageously move forward under the glorious illumination of Mao Zedong Thought
(1960, March)
Long live the three red banners
(1960, June)
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)
Celebrate the 40th anniversary of the birth of the Chinese Communist Party
(1961, June)
Long live the People's Republic of China
(1961, September)
Moving forward victoriously under the banner of Mao Zedong!
(1962, July)
Han Chinese and Tibetans are one family throughout the ages -- image of the wedding of Princess Wencheng and Songzan Ganbu
(1962, October)
Celebrate the fifth anniversary of the establishment of the Guangxi Tong minority autonomous region
(1963, February)
Long live the People's Republic of China
(1964, September)
Celebrate the 15th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China -– Long live the great nation!
(1964, September)
The evening of the festival
(1964, December)
New song in the bamboo house
(1965, August)
Passing on military skills
(1965, October)
Offering khata to Chairman Mao
(1965, November)
If the enemy dares to invade us, he will perish in the boundless ocean of people's war
(1966, April)
The sunlight of Mao Zedong Thought illuminates the road of the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution
(1966, August)
Learn from the good cadres as well as comrades who are boundlessly loyal to Chairman Mao's revolutionary road; never forget the class hardships; boundlessly love Chairman Mao
(1968, June)
Enthusiastically develop the production of reed to safeguard the supply of the raw materials needed to publish the writings of Chairman Mao
(ca. 1968)
Chairman Mao is the reddest, reddest red sun in the hearts of all the people of the nation
(1969, February)
Unite to achieve even greater victories
(1970, May)
The red flower of Dazhai blossoms everywhere
(Early 1970s)
Follow the Communist Party for ever, follow Chairman Mao forever
(Early 1970s)
Sound of the bamboo flute
(mid 1970s)
Showing loving care
(Early 1970s)
Spring in Dazhai
(Early 1970s)
The big bridge over the Yangzi at Nanjing
(1971, June)
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