China Travel: Shanghai Hangzhou Nanjing Wuxi Suzhou, edited by China International Travel Service. Paperback book published by China Travel and Tourism Press Beijing 1975. Text is in English.
Shanghai workers criticize Lin Piao and Confucius
A farm machinery plant run by a Shanghai rural people’s commune
A barefoot doctor in rural Shanghai treating poor and lower-middle peasants
Cadre School Members doing manual labour
Hangzhou silk parasols
Educated youth in the countryside
Pupils of the Chengxian Street Primary School of Nanjing learning farm work
A good harvest of silkworm cocoons
A bumper harvest of sweet juicy peaches
(Workers’ Sanitarium of Wuxi)
The Suzhou Dongfanghong Silk Weaving Mill used to be a small back street workshop. After liberation, its equipment increased from 30 to more than 730 pieces, and the number of workers from 90 to over 2,000. (etc.)
Yuhuatai used to be a tourist spot in Nanjing. But after 1927 when Chiang Kai-shek betrayed the revolution, it was turned into an execution ground. (etc.)
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