Leap forward (11 résultats)

audioCD. Etat : Sehr gut. Seiten; CD - 14357d AG-QAXK-SHIZ Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 500.

63pp. 21 x 13.5cm. Original stapled wrappers little soiled, extremities trifle worn, though overall in very good condition.

Etat : Fine. Number of books: 1.

Etat : Fine. Title: Second-hand literary literature (enlarged edition 16th edition Soft Cover) Author: Yue Jinsha: Brand New Publication time: 2023-02 Edition: Soft Cover ISBN: 9787550637719 Open book: 16th edit.

Etat : Fine. Name: Chaoping Liangxiao (Inquiry Book 32 Kai Soft Cover. complete book) Author: Yue Yujin Minister: Brand New Publication time: 2021-07 Edition: Soft Cover ISBN: 9787554020401 Open book: 32 Kai Pub.

A broken run of 10 issues of the magazine China Reconstructs, 1960, Issue 1, January, and Issue 4, April are not included. All are in original coloured pictorial wrappers, profusely illustrated throughout in black and white with some colour photographic illustrations, usually 40pp. Number 12 features a fold out pictorial plate. Text in English, except for Language Corner, 30.5 x 23cm. Some occasional wear to wrapper spines and slight soiling at opening edges. One leaf from Number 8, pp 31/32 is missing. Spine of Number 10 has washi paper minor repair, otherwise in very good condition. This influential magazine was established by Soong Ching-ling in 1949. Published in 6 languages including Arabic and Chinese the purpose was to present a very positive view of Chinese life and culture to the outside world. Articles in these issues include many of cultural interest: A Family Reunited "Family Reunion" by Lao Sheh, Dunhuang Memories, Lhasa's Year of New Life, An Actor and His Responsibility, Artists Bombard Imperialism, Memoirs of the Revolution, A Poet of the Working Class, Shaohsing's Famous Wine - New Look For an Old Product. Articles of particular historical significance at this time of the Great Leap Forward include: North China's Biggest Reservoir, New Yangtze Bridge at Chungking, The Metallurgical Industry Is Transformed, Farm Women Say: Dining Halls are Good!, Achievements of the Continued Great Leap forward in 1959 (with a pull-out coloured chart), Observations on the Sino-Indian Border Issue, 100,000 Varieties of Goods, Flashes on the Technical Revolution, A New Revolution "Pushes Back the Skies", From Grain Shortage to Grain Surplus, Where Returned "Overseas Chinese" are Farming, "Red Flag" - A City People's Commune, The 12 Year Programme - Blueprint for China's Modern Agriculture, Commune-run Economy Spells Prosperity, A Revolution in Rice Cultivation, Storm over Asia, Cities Help the Farm, Meeting the Need for Fertilizer, The Continued Leap Forward, The Thought of Mao Tse-tung Casts Its Light Everywhere (with a fold out coloured pictorial chart). Issue Number 12 has an index for the whole year inserted.…

A broken run of 10 issues of the magazine China Reconstructs, 1961, Issue 1, January, and Issue 6, June, are missing. All are in original coloured pictorial wrappers, profusely illustrated throughout in black and white with some colour photographic illustrations, usually 44pp. Number 12 features an index for the full year. Text in English, except for Language Corner, 30.5 x 22.5cm.Some occasional wear to wrapper spines, slight soiling at opening edges, else in good condition. This influential magazine was established by Soong Ching-ling in 1949. Published in 6 languages including Arabic and Chinese, the purpose was to present a very positive view of Chinese life and culture to the outside world. Articles in these issues include many of educational and cultural interest: Bringing Opera to the Village, Pearls Cleansed of Sand, College courses by Television, Four Master Painters, Table Tennis - A Popular Sport in China, Peking University's New Intellectuals, Violins and Pianos for China, The Twenty-four Solar Terms, An Opera for Millions, The Essays of Lu Hsun, My Last Meetings with Mei Lan-Fang, Soochow Storytelling, Debate on Architectural Style, The Stone Arch - Symbol of Chinese Bridges, The Education of Inner Mongolia, New Music in Shanghai, The Minority Peoples of Yunnan. Articles of particular historical significance at this time when the Great Leap Forward was ending include: Agriculture - Foundation of the National Economy, Rivals Help Each Other - for More Steel, Commune Dining Hall, Building up Productive Power, The Revolutionary Years, Chu Tse-ching Refused U.S. Relief Food, and more. Issue Number 12 has an index for the whole year inserted.…

A broken run of 11 issues of the magazine China Reconstructs, 1959. Issue 5, May, 1959 is missing. All are in original coloured pictorial wrappers, profusely illustrated throughout in black and white with some colour photographic illustrations, usually 40pp. Number 12 includes an index for the full year. Text in English, except for Language Corner, 30.5 x 23cm. Some occasional wear to spines. Some insect damage to a few leaves in places, else in very good condition. This influential magazine was established by Soong Ching-ling in 1949. Published in 6 languages including Arabic and Chinese, the purpose was to present a very positive view of Chinese life and culture to the outside world. Articles in these issues include many of educational and cultural interest: Making Documentary Films in China, Merging Factory and School, Peking After 10 Years, Checkerboard of Canals, Women of the Communes, How We Dug More Coal Than Britain, Opening an Imperial Tomb, New Blossoms On An Old Tree, Szechuan Opera is Reborn, Tibetan Serfdom Nears Its End, "The Philanthropist" by Lao Sheh, Pottery Tomb Figures, Learning from Ancient China's Medicine, The Traditional Theatre Today, Tracing the Thread of the Past, The Great Decade - A Prelude to Progress Yet Greater (with a pictorial fold-out). Articles of particular historical significance at the beginning of the Great Leap Forward include: A Leap That Has Made History, Lushan's "Pig-Iron" Sputnik, A Glorious Era: A Glorious People (with a photographic illustration of Soong Ching Ling near the furnace set up in her garden), The Building of a Giant, How China Gets High Farm Yields, Back Street Rolling Mill, New View of Water Conservancy, The Race for Electric Power, Economic Achievements, The Bumper Crop Charter, The Leap Forward Continues, The New Trend in Local Steel Manufacture, and more. Issue Number 12 has an index for the whole year inserted.…

Collection of four colour-printed Nianhua posters, three of the central images onlaid within a stiff red paper border with a thin cream paper frame (worn and discoloured), and at the top of each, a fine aqua paper border, one without a red border; the sheets a little creased, one of the images with a visible tide-mark, minor edge tears (not affecting the images) strengthened neatly on the verso with washi, three approx. 93 x 51.5cms (sheet size), one slightly smaller 58 x 43.5cm, in good condition. Four Nianhua posters, at least one dating from the Great Leap Forward. In this example, a sister braids her hair whilst minding her crawling toddler brother "Sweet Heart". On the wall a poster depicts the industrialisation of agriculture "Agriculture is the foundation of the national economy and grain is the foundation" [caption]. Two others feature traditional narrative tales, and one other features a pair of chubby toddlers holding a tray of peaches and flowers, symbols of longevity and abundance.…

Sole edition and printing of this literary collection mirroring the Great Leap Forward's emphasis on ambitious production targets and the vanguard proletariat. The lively illustrations show the capitalist nations being swept aside by a triumphant forklift driver, a diligent worker studying after hours, and Father Christmas preparing for December 1959 while China celebrates already having surpassed targets for 1960. During the 1950s and 1960s, industrial and commercial organizations in China often privately printed their own publications to demonstrate their ideological fealty. During the Great Leap Forward - a nationwide push to astronomically increase industrial and agricultural output - these demonstrations were especially opportune. This example, issued by Shanghai's main electrical cables factory, was inevitably issued in small numbers and is unrecorded institutionally. Octavo. Colour frontispiece, 9 similar plates, illustrations in text; text in Chinese. Original illustrated wrappers, gatherings sewn and glued into wrappers as issued, spine lettered in red, front cover lettered in brown and green, red and green vignette of worker and factory. Wrappers rubbed and creased, patch of skinning on rear cover, illustrations and contents clean with expected toning to text: very good.…

Collection of five colour-printed Nianhua posters, each of the central images onlaid within a stiff red paper border with a thin cream paper frame (worn and discoloured), and at the top of each, a fine aqua paper border; the sheets a little creased, two images with a visible tide-mark, minor edge tears (not affecting the images) strengthened neatly on the verso with washi, one with an early paper repair to the top margin, all approx. 93 x 51.5cms (sheet size), in good condition. Five examples of "new" Nianhua posters dating from the Great Leap Forward, all featuring babies and children, symbolizing happiness, prosperity, and the promise of a thriving future. In one, a sister braids her hair whilst minding her crawling toddler brother "Sweet Heart". On the wall a poster proclaiming the industrialisation of agriculture "Agriculture is the foundation of the national economy and grain is the foundation" [caption]; in another, five toddlers dance in a circle their flags and lanterns captioned "The Great Leap Forward" and "Long Live Mao". Ephemeral examples of folk art and the use to which it was put for political purpose.…