Chinese
Early morning on the Huangpu River in Shanghai (1964, September)
Sisters-in-law choosing pens (1964, September)
The commune receives the honored guests, the sisters' hearts beat as one (1964, September)
Good sons and daughters aspire to travel far and make their marks (1964, September)
Sending off one's son to join the army (1964, September)
Reading Chairman Mao's books, listening to Chairman Mao's words (1964, September)
Propaganda worker (1964, September)
Long live the Chinese Communist Party (1964, September)
Long live the People's Republic of China (1964, September)
Patient teaching, open minded learning (1964, September)
Visiting a class education exhibition (1964, September)
Select a good variety, strive for high yields (1964, September)
Red Detachment of Women (1964, September)
Study hard to become a proletarian revolutionary successor (1964, September)
Great rejoicing in the agricultural machinery station (1964, September)
To be an intimate friend of the masses (1964, September)
Our tractor drivers (1964, September)
Aspirations in the mountain village (1964, September)
The good accountant in our team (1964, September)
Long live the nation (1964, September)
Guests from afar (1964, October)
The Good Eighth Company on Nanjing Road, I (1964, October)
The Good Eighth Company on Nanjing Road, II (1964, October)
A worker goes down to the village to transfer technology (1964, October)
Festival of the grasslands (1964, October)
Ambitions in the countryside (1964, October)
Beijing Summer Palace (1964, October)
Long, long live the Three Red Banners (central scroll) (1964, October)
A "Five Goods" commune member (1964, October)
Female tractor driver (1964, October)
New countryside (1964, November)
Lotus flower lake (1964, November)
New countryside (1964, November)
Resting between the fields (1964, November)
Our fine brigade leader (1964, November)
The new look of Maotian - 1. Barren mountains take on a new look (1964, November)
The new look of Maotian - 2. High mountains turn into granaries (1964, November)
Good sisters at the conference of outstanding workers (1964, November)
