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Take care of the roads and ensure safety to welcome the upsurge of agricultural collectivization!
(1955, December)
Pictorial explanation of the First Five Year Plan (1953-1957) for the development of the national economy of our nation
(ca. 1955)
Outline for national agricultural construction for the years 1956-1967 (draft)
(1956)
The plans to increase agricultural production under the First Five Year Plan
(1956, February)
Important methods to develop animal husbandry
(1956, February)
Develop sideline occupations, increase earnings
(1957, September)
The people's commune breeds more and more pigs, the more and the fatter pigs ...
(ca. 1958)
Untitled (People's communes) VI
(1959)
The woman teacher of the village
(1964, November)
The flower of Dazhai is in full bloom on the plateau
(ca. 1972)
The Naadam Fair
(1973, August)
A primary school on the grasslands
(1973, September)
A serf's daughter goes to university
(1974, April)
The herdspeople of the grasslands rejoice in a bumper harvest
(1974, September)
The young hero Zhang Gaoqian
(1974, October)
Spring arrived in the grasslands
(1974, November)
Let good news spread over the grasslands
(1975, July)
Prosperity
(1976, June)
It's glorious to join the army to defend the socialist country, it's glorious to build the socialist nation after demobilization
(1978, October)
Hardworking people, early spring
(1980, August)
The land yields good harvests and the people enjoy good health, the domestic animals are all thriving
(1980, August)
Industriousness builds the family fortune, labor creates wealth
(1984, August)
Population education hanging charts
(late 1980s)
Be willing to be a public servant of the people and to benefit the government
(1997, September)
Fifty Glorious Years 1949-1999
(1999)
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