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People's Communes
The hogs of the commune must be raised to be fat and big!
(1956, May)
Be a good student in school, be a good commune member in the commune
(1957, January)
Soviet experts visit a rural commune
(1957, July)
Welcoming the arrival of the tractor in the commune
(1957, October)
The ten great points of the people's commune
(1958, September)
When the dining hall is well-run, the production spirit will increase
(1958, December)
The people's communes are good
(1958, December)
Hold high the red banner of the people's communes and move forward
(1958, December)
Untitled (People's communes) I
(1959)
Untitled (People's communes) II
(1959)
Untitled (People's communes) III
(1959)
Untitled (People's communes) IV
(1959)
Untitled (People's communes) V
(1959)
Untitled (People's communes) VI
(1959)
Untitled (People's communes) VII
(1959)
Untitled (People's communes) VIII
(1959)
Produce more tea leaves, increase income, support construction -- 1960 calendar
(1959)
The people's commune is a red star
(1959, February)
The commune's dining hall is powerful, the dishes are deliciously made. You eat like you wish, production ambitions are rising
(1959, June)
The commune is like a gigantic dragon, production is noticeable awe-inspiring
(1959, September)
Long live the people's communes
(1959, December)
The communes are big, the people numerous, the natural resources abundant, it is easy to develop a diversified economy
(1960)
The communes are big and the backbone is strong, it is easy to set up a unified system of allocation of available labor power, foster numerous troops of activists that are both red and expert to build up socialism
(1960)
Greatly develop the sectors of culture, communication and transport
(1960)
The power to fight disasters is strong to quicker raise the levels of production and life
(1960)
Develop industrial and agricultural production, realize the simultaneous development of industry and agriculture
(1960)
Speed up the mechanization of agriculture
(1960)
Borrow the blue of the sky to write poems, rely on the earth to draw pictures, describe the good points of the general line, draw the good luck of the commune
(1960, April)
Yesterday a housewife, today a manufacturing expert
(1960, April)
Spring enters town for all families
(1960, May)
When the dining hall is run right, the drive of the commune members will be high
(1960, May)
Long live the three red banners
(1960, June)
The results of the four modernizations in industry are great -- The prospects of the four modernizations in agriculture are glorious
(1960, October)
Long live the General Line! Long live the Great Leap Forward! Long live the People's Communes!
(ca. 1960)
The people's commune is good, happiness will last for ten thousand years
(ca. 1960)
Heighten our vigilance, take precautions against poisons in foodstuffs
(1961, January)
Use food according to plan and with frugality
(1961, February)
The new centre of the commune
(1961, June)
Friends from afar are coming to visit
(1961, November)
Welcoming spring
(1962, July)
The force of the commune is great, the mountainous regions are irrigated
(1964, August)
Chairman Mao and we are of one heart
(1964, August)
Long live the General Line! Long live the Great Leap Forward! Long live the People's Communes!
(1964, September)
The commune receives the honored guests, the sisters' hearts are linked
(1964, September)
Examples of model commune members I
(1964, November)
Examples of model commune members II
(1964, November)
The strength of the people's communes is great, realize mechanization step by step
(1964, November)
Long live Chairman Mao - Hoist the Three Red Banners ever higher - The People's Communes will last forever
(1964, December)
The Poor and Lower-Middle peasants are the masters of the people's commune
(1965, April)
Spring comes early to the commune
(1965, August)
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