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Down with the new Czars!
(1969, March)
Closely follow the great leader Chairman Mao and forge ahead courageously amid great storms and waves
(1969, July)
People's communes are good
(1969, October)
Long live the great leader Chairman Mao! -- Chairman Mao delivers a report to cadres in Yan'an, 1941
(1969, October)
Respectfully wish Chairman Mao to live forever
(ca. 1969)
The great leader Chairman Mao's treasured gift to the Workers' Mao Zedong Thought Propaganda Teams of the capital - a mango
(ca. 1969)
Modern Revolutionary Peking Opera "Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy". Chinese People's Liberation Army reconnaissance platoon leader Yang Zirong
(1970, November)
Modern Revolutionary Peking Opera "Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy". Defeating the tiger to climb the mountain
(1970, December)
Capital Gymnasium (one) exterior view
(1971?)
An unyielding proletarian fighting spirit
(early 1970s)
The communist style of forgetting self-interest
(early 1970s)
Long live the great friendship between China and Albania
(early 1970s)
Growing up under the sunshine and dew of the party
(early 1970s)
Born in the bitter sea, growing up under the red flag
(early 1970s)
The Jiefang CA10B car
(1970s)
The Red Detachment of Women
(1971, January)
The Red Detachment of Women
(1971, January)
Long live Chairman Mao-A gift to the Chinese People's Liberation Army
(1971, January)
Chairman Mao's former residence Shaoshan
(1971, January)
The iron chain bridge across the Dadu
(1971, February)
The magnificent great bridge over the Yangzi in Nanjing
(1971, March)
The struggle of the people of Sanyuanli against the British
(1972)
Unite to win still greater victories
(ca. 1972)
Modern revolutionary ballet. The White-haired girl
(1972, January)
The site of the Zunyi Meeting
(1972, January)
Resolutely support the struggle of the African people against colonialism and racial discrimination
(ca. 1972)
Ode to Longjiang
(1973, January)
Ode to Longjiang
(1973, January)
Modern revolutionary ballet -- The White-haired girl
(1973, March)
Explanatory chart for physical exercises in children's broadcasts (7-8 years) (fifth set)
(1973, May)
The site of the first general meeting of the Chinese Communist Party
(1973, July)
Great Hall of the People
(1973, November)
The victorious return of the "Fengqing" long distance ship
(1974, November)
On the high-voltage tower spanning the river
(1975, June)
All over the mother country, red flowers are blooming
(1976, July)
Strong earthquakes will not make us break down, we will not bend our heads even if Mount Tai topples on us
(1976, August)
Chairman Mao had a boundless trust in Chairman Hua, all the people enthusiastically support Chairman Hua
(1976, December)
Glorious example-the wise leader Chairman Hua arrives at the Miyun reservoir to participate in labor
(1977)
With Chairman Hua in charge, Chairman Mao is at ease, the Party is at ease, the Army is at ease, the people of all nationalities are at ease
(1977, January)
Enthusiastically support Chairman Hua, wholeheartedly love and esteem Chairman Hua
(1977, August)
Wise leader Chairman Hua in Liaoning
(ca. 1977)
The people's communes are good
(1978, November)
A revolutionary movement that vibrates through the ages
(1978, December)
Pine trees and cypresses are covered in white flowers
(ca. 1978)
Hua Guofeng -- Presented to the family heads of intellectual youth that has been sent up the mountains and down to the villages
(1979, January)
Mount Qomolangma
(1979, June)
Support the modernization of national defence: the motherland must be strengthened
(1979, June)
Song of the Navy
(early 1980s)
Long live the People's Republic of China
(mid 1980s)
Sixty years of the great Chinese Communist Party 1921-1981
(1981)
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