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The construction of water conservancy - the great accomplishments of three years People's Republic of China
(1952, October)
Pictorial explanation of the First Five Year Plan (1953-1957) for the development of the national economy of our nation
(ca. 1955)
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)
Water conservancy works in the First Five Year Plan
(1956, February)
Great plans to transform the Yellow river
(1956, February)
Transform the Hai River, temper yourself
(1958, August)
Constructing Wusutu reservoir
(1958, December)
Enthusiastically put away savings, to support the "Four Modernizations" in agriculture
(late 1950s)
Untitled (People's communes) II
(1959)
Realize the network of waterways to ensure the Great Leap Forward
(1960, January)
Without seeds flowers don't grow, without culture it is difficult to manage affairs, all together study culture, realizing the Four Modernizations must depend on that
(1960, March)
Mechanization, electrification, use of water management, use of artificial fertilizer
(1960, November)
Implement the "two pipes and five reforms" to improve hygiene in the countryside
(mid 1970s)
The Foolish Old Man who moves mountains changes China
(1971, February)
We must permanently harness the Hai River
(1971, July)
New look of the Hai River
(1973, October)
The red blossom of Dazhai blooms everywhere
(1974, October)
Man can conquer nature
(1976, September)
The South-to-North Water Diversion is a great achievement
(1977, July)
The Gezhouba Dam is open to navigation
(1983, March)
Fifty Glorious Years 1949-1999
(1999)
Struggling for Sichuan Glorious changes
(2012, March)
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