May 16, 1938

Chinese defender

ARTICLE
China: To the Mountains

PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAY
Sinkiang
　

PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAY
Peiping, Photographs for LIFE

COVER
Chinese soldiers get ready on Formosa

THE WEEK'S EVENTS
Free Chinese cry " Liberate the Mainland"

COVER
The face of young China: in Shanghai anti-American speech is applauded

PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAY
Red China bid for a future: young and old join in "The Great Leap Forward."

ARTICLE
Misery, opperssion, fear inside China's communes:
two Chinese who escaped tell of harsh regimentation which tears families apart and even regulates sex

COVER
During Khrushchev's visit, Chinese youths wave scarves and paper mums against a background of model missile and planes

THE WEEK'S EVENTS
Big show, no glow for K. in Red China

The 100 Violent Years Behind Mao's Red Rule
Part 1. How China was breached by the West after 20 inviolate centuries:

the Opium Wars; the murderous Boxer rebellion. A nation imprisoned by her history

'Tatzepao' - Grim News for China
The crisis of Mao Tse-tung's Red Guard power play and split in the Chinese Communist hierarchy. The logic of history weighs against Maoism

Escape from the Red Guard
A cultural leader of Red China who fled to U.S. tells his story: Cruelty and insanity made me a fugitive

　

The Great Wall Comes Down     In a week the visiting American table-tennis team and accompanying journalists went to Peking, Shanghai and Canton, and met with Chou En-lai

'A Country Being Worked Very Hard'
A Conversation with Mao      The Chinese leader in a unusual five-hour talk with an American who has known him for 35 years. (By Edgar Snow)
Editorial     Reopening the door to China
The Presidency     Nixon has long hoped to make contacts with China and now, aides report, his is "thirsting" to go there himself.

Peking's View of the Nixon Mission
China will talk from a position of strength.

The American journalist Edgar Snow writes about the President's visit out of long personal knowledge of China's leaders

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