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Waging revolution depends on Mao Zedong Thought
(ca. 1969)
Greet the 1970s with the new victories of revolution and production
(1970, January)
Go and settle in the countryside to wage revolution, combat and prevent revisionist change and defend the nation
(1970, February)
Tempering red hearts in the vast world
(1970, March)
Raise awareness to defend the nation
(1970, April)
Sharpening the knife day after day, intruders must be annihilated
(1970, May)
Unite to win still greater victories
(1970, May)
Bring up a new generation for the revolution! Study Hailong District's <May 7> Middle School
(1970, June)
Attack the destructive activities of active counterrevolutionaries exhibition
(1970, July)
Tempering red hearts in the vast world, striking root in the countryside without the desire to move
(1970, August)
The red flower of Dazhai blossoms everywhere
(Early 1970s)
Tempering red hearts in stormy waves
(early 1970s)
Armymen and civilians celebrate a bumper harvest
(early 1970s)
Study Dazhai, to teach the people one must use Mao Zedong Thought
(Early 1970s)
People of the world love Chairman Mao
(1970s)
People of the world love Chairman Mao
(1970s)
People of the world love Chairman Mao
(1970s)
The Red Sun over Yenan (Chinese traditional painting)
(ca. 1970)
The Spring Wind Blows amid Ten Thousand Willow Branches (Chinese traditional painting)
(Ca. 1970)
We are determined to liberate Taiwan!
(1971)
Posters showing measures against atomic, chemical and bacterial warfare
(1971)
Limitations of and protection against bacterial weapons
(1971)
We will definitely free Taiwan!
(1971, January)
Long live the Paris Commune. Commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Paris Commune
(1971, January)
Warmly welcome the victorious convening of the "Fourth National People's Congress"!
(1971, January)
Chairman Mao's former residence Shaoshan
(1971, January)
The Foolish Old Man who moves mountains changes China
(1971, February)
Long live the Paris Commune; Commemorating the centenary of the Paris Commune
(1971, March)
The red flower of Dazhai blossoms everywhere
(1971, April)
Long live the great Marxism-Leninism-Mao Zedong Thought
(1971, June)
Long live the victory of Chairman Mao's proletarian revolutionary line
(1971, July)
Clean and hygienic, inspire the people, change habits and customs, change the nation
(1971, August)
Realise the important significance of marrying late and birth control
(1971, September)
Proletarians of the world, unite!
(1971, December)
Sing revolutionary songs, advance victoriously
(1972, March)
Advance victoriously while following Chairman Mao's proletarian line in literature and the arts
(1972, May)
Celebrating a bumper harvest
(1972, October)
Commemorate the 50th anniversary of the great strike of February Seventh
(1972, December)
Organize contingents of the people's militia on a grand scale to let all the people become soldiers -- First propaganda poster to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Chairman Mao's instruction to organize contingents of people's militia on a grand scale
(ca. 1972)
Carry forward the revolutionary spirit of Lu Xun
(ca. 1973)
Make the motherland green - it is everybody's responsibility to take good care of trees!
(1973)
Revolutionary tradition passed down from generation to generation
(1973, June)
Our commune has constructed a well drilling machine
(1973, June)
Warmly welcome the victorious convening of the Chinese Communist Party's 10th National Congress!
(1973, July)
A new generation
(1973, August)
Long live the People's Republic of China
(1973, September)
All reactionaries are paper tigers
(1973, September)
I measure my height against the tyre
(1973, September)
Exterminating insects
(1973, October)
Great Hall of the People
(1973, November)
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