Photographs of Kweilin, the Li River, Yangshao, Peking Park, Shanghai, Jua-hsi Park in Kweiyang City, the Forbidden City in Peking (Beijing), Hangchow, and Kuchia.

This subseries contains photographs collected by People's World staff for publication or for research and reference purposes. The bulk of the photographs span the years 1930 through 1960 and are organized by subject. Original subject headings have been maintained.

This subseries contains photographs collected by People's World staff for publication or for research and reference purposes. The bulk of the photographs span the years 1930 through 1960 and are organized by subject. Original subject headings have been maintained.

Film and television stills, as well as photographs of the first Chinese-made television transmitting sets, 1958.

Chinese officials meeting with foreign leaders.

Includes Chou En-lai, Kao Kang, Cheng Lan, Li Chi-shou, Chu Teh, Mao Tse-tung, Liu Shao-Chi, and people casting votes at the first session of the First National People's Congress in September 1954. Also includes a photograph of Soong Ching Jing (Mme. Sun Yat-sen) receiving the Stalin Peace Prize.

Includes photographs of a nursery for workers' children in a Dairen railway factory, Canton Municipal General Hospital, workers' sanatoriums, and the Tatung Collery Instititue for homeless aged miners and disabled workers.

Images of workers and manufacturing plants related to industry in China, including canning, iron and steel, machinery, automobile manufacturing, chemical and oil, arts and crafts, mining and textiles.

Photographs of Chinese People's Volunteers in Korea, sick and injured repatriated prisoners, and damage from American bombing attacks.

Reproductions obtained from the China Information Bureau of villagers celebrating agrarian land reforms in July 1951. Includes peasants burning the title deeds of landlords, sharing a landlord's excessive grain supplies, measuring out the land, forming a Peasant's Association, as well as images of the People's Militia guarding against sabotage.