The New Leader, Том 50New Leader Pub. Association, 1967 |
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... China and within the tormented nation are dependent for their in- formation on the hysterically rant- ing voices , primarily female , of the Chinese radio network ; on the shifting official press ; and on the leaves of Great Character ...
... China and within the tormented nation are dependent for their in- formation on the hysterically rant- ing voices , primarily female , of the Chinese radio network ; on the shifting official press ; and on the leaves of Great Character ...
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... Chinese to gain a little self - respect . Fundamentally , the Chinese are very much afraid of us . They firmly believe we want to try to destroy them , so they may feel a little more secure if they have a few nuclear bombs . Well , if ...
... Chinese to gain a little self - respect . Fundamentally , the Chinese are very much afraid of us . They firmly believe we want to try to destroy them , so they may feel a little more secure if they have a few nuclear bombs . Well , if ...
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... Chinese history and culture come some plausible ac- counts of Chinese behavior . Blood- worth explains that the Chinese pen- chant for the family - whether in San Francisco , Saigon or Singapore -goes back to Confucius , who preached ...
... Chinese history and culture come some plausible ac- counts of Chinese behavior . Blood- worth explains that the Chinese pen- chant for the family - whether in San Francisco , Saigon or Singapore -goes back to Confucius , who preached ...
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