Red China progress seen through poet traveler’s lens
A British author describes impressions from Red China, noting rapid made in industrial output since 1949 while cautioning that promises of tomorrow often overshadow present realities. He cites Wuhan steelworks and a Yangtze university town as examples of claimed self reliance and progress.
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China aims for three million tons to be produced yearly
The article describes China's stated goal of three million tons of steel output annually, with current capacity and plans for a heavy rolling mill not yet built. It notes that present production relies on three blast furnaces and iron foundry work, while rail and other products are planned as the mill comes online. The piece contrasts proclaimed progress with unfinished projects and includes observations from a visiting group.
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