Portrait of China mood shows relaxed communists in Peking
A reporter in Peking observes a strangely relaxed mood in public life under communist rule. Plays mock Americans with paper noses, while anti US sentiment remains, and citizens participate in laborist loyalty from kindergarten to large projects like Ming Tombs Reservoir. The write reflects on past visits, the upheaval in leadership, and daily scenes in the capital.
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Peking City Tour Notes and Ghosts of Dawn
An observer describes Beijing as a mix of beauty and stark modern buildings with quiet avenues like Changan Avenue. Dawn reveals elderly calisthenics tied to an ancient ritual known as The Flight of the White Crane, giving the city a ghostly, ceremonial feel alongside references to Mao and the era.
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Doctors Discuss Antibiotics in Journal of Pathology
Researchers Jose Montero and Ken Smyth in the Journal of Pathology discuss susceptibility to diseases and the limits of antibiotics as a naive cure, emphasizing careful use and ongoing study.
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