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The warrior A Lian who is worth a hundred warriors
(1965, December)
Landlords make use of "ghostmarriages" to vainly attempt to seize power
(1965, December)
The poor and lower-middle peasants are the strong pillars of the people's communes
(1965, December)
The class enemy and the proletariat struggle for generations
(1965, December)
Ruan Yuekai fights fiercely against helicopters
(1965, December)
The reactionary Huidaomen vainly styles itself as ruler
(1965, December)
Fortune telling is a trick to hoodwink people
(1965, December)
Second shooter
(1965, December)
The "kanxiang" trick that fools people
(1965, December)
Annihilate the enemies in the tiger's lair
(1965, December)
Fengshui kills people
(1965, December)
Aunt Ruan Shizhuo's determination to fight
(1965, December)
Exposing the trick of the "Buddhist Master"
(1965, December)
Shi Jie catches the enemies in the tiger's lair
(1965, December)
Drawing lots has no effects
(1965, December)
Develop the revolutionary consciousness to strive for the realization of the third five-year plan!
(1965, December)
Study comrade Wang Jie's revolutionary spirit of fearing neither hardship nor death!
(1965, December)
There is no "Heavenly Palace" or "Jade Emperor" in the sky
(1965, December)
There is no "Hell" or "King of Hell" under the ground
(1965, December)
There is no "Dragon Palace" or "Dragon King" under the sea
(1965, December)
During solar and lunar eclipses, the "Heavenly Hound" doesn't eat the sun or moon
(1965, December)
Meteors and comets have no influence on the luck or misfortune of people
(1965, December)
Carry out the revolution to the end!
(1965, December)
Rain is no dragon's spit
(1965, December)
Thunder and lightning is not caused by gods and ghosts making mischief
(1965, December)
A tornado is not a "dragon chasing its tail"
(1965, December)
Bury vengeance bamboo tips to eliminate the American bandits
(1965, December)
Heart-to-heart talks with cadres from peasant villages
(1965, December)
Plant diseases and animal pest are no natural calamities
(1965, December)
Human diseases are no "offense of the gods"
(1965, December)
Incense ash cannot cure diseases
(1965, December)
Giving birth to sons or daughters is not "decreed by fate"
(1965, December)
One's life span is not "decreed by fate"
(1965, December)
Dreams are not "devils' tricks"
(1965, December)
There is no "Yin air" in the cellar, "Ghost fire" is phosphorescent light
(1965, December)
The cries of crows and owls cannot influence one's fortune, a yellow weasel cannot turn into a spirit
(1965, December)
Imperialism and all reactionaries are all paper tigers
(1965, December)
Let everybody eradicate superstition
(1965, December)
Where does the concept of gods come from?
(1965, December)
The glorious road for practitioners of superstitions
(1965, December)
Only cadres who persevere in labor can persevere in revolution
(1965, December)
Where does the concept of ghosts come from?
(1965, December)
Transform social traditions, do new things in a new way
(1965, December)
Raise high the Three Red Banners, trust science, rely on the collective, establish socialism
(1965, December)
The exploiting classes fabricated gods and ghosts to dominate the people
(1965, December)
The exploiting classes made use of superstituous practitioners to poison the people
(1965, December)
Go to the countryside to serve the 500 million peasants
(1965, December)
Bombard the headquarters -- My first big-character poster
(mid 1960s)
A shovel and a hammer to make the arduous revolutionary struggle go forward
(Late 1960s?)
Quotation from Chairman Mao: Prepare for war, prepare for famine, for the people. Practice thrift and wage revolution
(late 1960s)
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