Examines human services in China and reports that they demonstrably are based on the philosophy that the highest end of the individual is selfless service to the people. (DM)

Description of after-school activities of children from fifth and sixth grades of Wenhsing Primary School is given by an activities counsellor-worker in the Peking Pharmaceutical Company. (SM)

This article reports on an interview with the Revolutionary Committee of Wenhsing Street School. Questions concerning enrollment, fees, curriculum, grading, and educational policy are discussed. (SM)

Health and health care delivery have been established as top priorities of the People's Republic of China. Medical and allied health education and training programs have been revamped, and cooperative and coordinated functioning by health care team members is occurring. (Editor/HD)

Describes short-term training sessions for in-service cadres. The goal is to heighten consciousness of class struggle and meet needs of daily developments in the revolutionary situation. During the three-month rotation, the proportion of study to labor is two to one. (AV)

Reviews the economic and political benefits derived from revolutionary cadre training school projects as discussed in a Cadre School Work Conference. (AV)

A new system of education designed to solve problems facing rural areas in developing countries is needed. Guidelines for the rural development functional literacy systems for Upper Volta, Tanzania, China, Cuba, and Thailand are described. (BP)

Describes the journalism program at Peking University, where students are recruited from among workers, peasants, and soldiers who have had more than five years' experience working in any field. (KS)

This is the fifth chapter of a six chapter report which discusses Chinese research and education in solid state physics, and their relations to technology and the other sciences. This specific chapter concerns the communication of information in the scientific community and the transfer of information to students and practical users…

Describes the determination of a cadre training school in Kwangtung Province to (1) reestablish revolutionary teaching and offset the counterrevolutionary revisionism of Lin Piao, (2) develop agricultural production, and (3) build new dormitories. (AV)

This article examines the school reform program which offers educational opportunity to all rural students under a new eight-year system of education. (JR)

The educational program of Wenhsing Street Primary School is described. Teaching methods, teacher-pupil relationships, and examples of learning activities are discussed. (SM)

Taken from a 1938 book, The Situation at K'angta, this is an account of the struggle against oppression by Japan, and of the educational programs at the Resist Japan Military and Political University

Taken from a 1938 book, The Situation at K'angta, this is an account of the struggle against oppression by Japan, and of the educational programs at the Resist Japan Military and Political University. (JB)

Content of educational training programs for revolutionary cadres includes: theoretical education, the history of class struggle, basic party knowledge, and revolutionary tradition. Program goals are to strengthen leadership and to plan comprehensively. (Author/AV)