New China. Hardcover book published by
Foreign Languages Press 1953, unpaginated with black and white
photographs. All text is in English.
The China Medical College in Shenyang
(Mukden), Northeast China. To meet present-day needs, the College
emphasizes preventative medicine and the training of needed
specialists
Two students of China’s largest
agicultural university of Agriculture in Peking. The students of
this well-equiped university are trained in advanced Soviet
agricultural science and study the age-old farming experience of
China’s multi-million peasantry
Peasant girls attending class in a
winter school. In the winter of 1952-53 some 50 million peasants
attended winter schools for combating illiteracy. Peasant education
made such a rapid advance that by the end of 1952 twenty six million
had been transferred to regular schools
Children of Uigher nationality learn to
write in their own language. In 1951, there were over 9,100 primary
schools and 117 secondary schools of the national minorities in
Northeast China, Inner Mongolia, Sinkiang, Chinghai, Ningsia, and
other provinces.
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