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The vast rural areas need us
(1956, December)
Comrades! You are welcome to support the construction of agriculture
(1958, February)
Let young people contribute to the development of the border areas
(1964, April)
Resolutely strive to become a revolutionary successor who is both cultured and martial, both red and expert - The needs of the motherland are our aspirations!
(1964, September)
Aspirations in the mountain village
(1964, September)
Good sons and daughters aspire to travel far and make their marks
(1964, September)
Become a red seedling
(1965, March)
Harvest
(1965, November)
Making a collective report to the mother university
(1965, November)
Educated youth must go to the countryside to receive re-education from the Poor and Lower-Middle peasants!
(1969, April)
Going to live and work in a production team to wage revolution
(1969, November)
Go to the countryside, go to the border areas, go to the regions where the motherland needs you the most
(1970, February)
Thriving and maturing in the great wide world
(1971)
The glory of going up the mountains, going down to the countryside-presented to the Revolutionary Committee of Tianjin
(1974, January)
Criticize the reactionary thought of Lin Biao and Confucius, firmly walk with the workers and peasants on the road of unity
(1974, February)
Continue to thoroughly, pervasively and permantly carry out the criticise Lin and criticise Confucius campaign
(1974, September)
The situation is gratifying
(1974, October)
The new struggle starts from here
(1975)
Welcoming the elder brothers and sisters who come down to the village
(1975, June)
Willows in the spring breeze
(1975, July)
Give a warm send-off to educated youth who go up the mountains and down to the villages to wage revolution
(1975, December)
Enrolling new students
(1977, October)
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