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Recycling

Eagerly sell old and useless materials to support the construction of socialism

Eagerly sell old and useless materials to support the construction of socialism (Early 1960s)

Don't throw away broken leather shoes, recycle them to turn them into fertilizer

Don't throw away broken leather shoes, recycle them to turn them into fertilizer (Early 1960s)

Recycle old bottles to use them again, increase production and be thrifty for the revolution

Recycle old bottles to use them again, increase production and be thrifty for the revolution (Early 1960s)

Economize on paper for the revolution, collect and re-use old paper boxes

Economize on paper for the revolution, collect and re-use old paper boxes (Mid 1960s)

The hearts of the poor and lower-middle peasants turn to the party, they never forget to manage their households industriously and thriftily

The hearts of the poor and lower-middle peasants turn to the party, they never forget to manage their households industriously and thriftily (Early 1970s)

The spirit of Lei Feng has developed greatly, selling junk to the state is done with great force

The spirit of Lei Feng has developed greatly, selling junk to the state is done with great force (Early 1970s)

The working class gives the best example of how to enthusiastically and thriftly run a factory

The working class gives the best example of how to enthusiastically and thriftly run a factory (Early 1970s)

When cleaning the accumulated junk for Spring Festival, sell it enthusiastically to the state for the people

When cleaning the accumulated junk for Spring Festival, sell it enthusiastically to the state for the people (Early 1970s)

Sell rice and grain straw to the state for the revolution, support the nation's paper making industry

Sell rice and grain straw to the state for the revolution, support the nation's paper making industry (early 1970s)

Strive to collect scrap metal and other waste materials!

Strive to collect scrap metal and other waste materials! (Early 1970s)

Thousand pounds of grain fall down, don't lose a single kernel

Thousand pounds of grain fall down, don't lose a single kernel (1975, January)

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