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Increase production, harvest more food!
(1950)
Protect socialist reconstruction -- Collectivization leads to more happiness
(mid 1950s)
Contribute to increasing production - To support the front to kill the enemy - For the beloved motherland!
(1951, July)
Our labor models visit a Soviet rural collective
(1951-1952)
Gregorian calendar year 1952 (Lunar year Renchen) Solar terms table
(1952, February)
1953 Calendar
(1952, November)
Visit to a state-run farm
(1952, November)
Everyone comes to study culture
(1952, December)
A free and independent marriage is good, there is great happiness in unified production
(1953, February)
Reconstruct our great motherland
(1953, November)
Report of a success on our nation's production frontline
(1953, November)
Mutual assistance, more food - Harmonious family, good production
(1953, November)
Sturdy crops and abundant harvests ensure a happy life
(1953, November)
Bumper harvest of wheat at the agricultural production cooperative
(1953, November)
Sell surplus grain to the nation to support the construction of national industry!
(1953, December)
Correctly implement the use of privately run farming, handicrafts and private industry and commerce;
(1954, January)
Turn China into a prosperous, rich and powerful industrialized socialist country under the leadership of the Communist Party and Chairman Mao!
(1954, January)
Advance step by step the cooperativization of agriculture and the handicraft industry,
(1954, January)
The foodstuff you cannot do without to stay healthy -- vitamins
(1954, April)
What use do proteins, carbohydrates and minerals have?
(1954, April)
Joining the mutual aid teams is walking the road to common prosperity
(1954, May)
Move towards collectivization, happiness forever
(1954, October)
Let me carry this load
(1954, November)
Pictures of four seasons in the rural village (3)
(1954, November)
Extensively accumulate funds in society to serve the construction of our nation's economy
(1955, May)
Struggle to start labor emulation to fulfill the Five Year Plan!
(1955, August)
Agricultural cooperativization is the socialist course that makes everybody prosperous
(1955, December)
Unity and friendship, celebrate the bumper harvest
(1955, December)
Pictorial explanation of the First Five Year Plan (1953-1957) for the development of the national economy of our nation
(ca. 1955)
Outline for national agricultural construction for the years 1956-1967 (draft)
(1956)
Outline for national agricultural construction for the years 1956-1967 (draft)
(1956)
Outline for national agricultural construction for the years 1956-1967 (draft)
(1956)
Outline for national agricultural construction for the years 1956-1967 (draft)
(1956)
The important meaning of the development of agricultural production for the construction of the nation
(1956, February)
The plans to increase agricultural production under the First Five Year Plan
(1956, February)
Develop agriculture
(1956, February)
Important methods to increase agricultural production
(1956, February)
Important methods to increase agricultural production
(1956, February)
Walk along the road of collectivization
(1956, March)
Great harvest
(1956, December)
Bumper crop
(1957, February)
Untitled (Great Leap Forward banner)
(1958)
Autumn Harvest brand - Direct dyes
(1958?)
Brave the wind and the waves, everything has remarkable abilities
(1958)
Untitled (Great Leap Forward banner)
(1958)
We must resolutely follow the road of socialism!
(1958, February)
Strive for even bigger harvests to contribute to socialism
(1958, March)
All of one heart, we go from victory to victory!
(1958, March)
Bumper harvest after bumper harvest, leap forward after leap forward!
(1958, May)
The main tasks of the cultural revolution
(1958, June)
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