Inside a People’s Commune: Report from Chiliying by Chu Li
and Tien Chieh-yun. Paperback book
published by Foreign Languages Press Peking 1974. All text is in English.
First Secretary Tien Hsiu-ching of the Commune Party
Committee (3rd from left) and Secretary Chiu Chi-yu (5th
from left) chat with commune members during a work-break; like all cadres here,
they take part regularly in field labour.
Yen Hung-en (centre), one of the many peasant experts
trained by the commune, gives lessons to young wheat-growers in his specialty,
the improvement of seed strains.
Following the mass line, Liuchiang’s Party Secretary Shih
Lai-ho (centre) consults old peasants, his favourite advisers, on how to raise
cotton yields further.
Tung Tao-jung (1st from left) who toiled for a
landlord’s family from the age of nine before the liberation, is now a deputy
Party secretary of the Chiliying brigade of women’s and public health work.
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