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- Alternative Title:
- In Praise of Daqing, 大庆赞, and Daqing zan
- Creator:
- Qi Libin 齐立斌, Xu Demin 徐德民, Zhan Guangyan 战广彦, Xu Zhenshi 徐震时, Lou Jiaben 楼家本, and Wei Yuliang 魏玉良
- Publisher:
- People’s Fine Arts Press
- Language:
- chi
- Date Created:
- March 1977
- Rights Statement:
- Copyright Not Evaluated
- License:
- These images are provided for teaching and research use only.
- Resource Type:
- Text
- Extent:
- 1 poster
- Edition:
- Second printing 44,001–144,000.
- Geographic Coverage:
- China
- Coordinates:
- 35, 105
- Chronological Coverage:
- 1960/1963
- Collection:
- Chinese Propaganda Poster Project
- Provenance:
- From the collection of Barry Till.
- Provider:
- University of Victoria (B.C.). Library
- Genre:
- posters
- Date Digitized:
- 2015-10-15
- Transcript:
- 1. In 1960, as imperialists, revisionists and counter-revolutionaries were raising an anti-China chorus, and the Soviet renegade clique planning to use oil to choke us [by cutting supply], there came the joyful news that our nation had struck oil at the Daqing oilfields. A multitude of workers on the petroleum front followed the brilliant decision of Chairman Mao and the Party Central Committee, and converged from all sides to join forces at Daqing, to declare a mighty battle for oil.
- Technical Note:
- Migration metadata by KD. Metadata on second poster.
- Alternative Title:
- Daqing zan, 大庆赞, and In Praise of Daqing
- Creator:
- Xu Zhenshi 徐震时, Wei Yuliang 魏玉良, Xu Demin 徐德民, Qi Libin 齐立斌, Zhan Guangyan 战广彦, and Lou Jiaben 楼家本
- Publisher:
- People’s Fine Arts Press
- Language:
- chi
- Date Created:
- March 1977
- Rights Statement:
- Copyright Not Evaluated
- License:
- These images are provided for teaching and research use only.
- Resource Type:
- Text
- Extent:
- 1 poster
- Edition:
- Second printing 44,001–144,000.
- Geographic Coverage:
- China
- Coordinates:
- 35, 105
- Chronological Coverage:
- 1960/1963
- Collection:
- Chinese Propaganda Poster Project
- Provenance:
- From the collection of Barry Till.
- Provider:
- University of Victoria (B.C.). Library
- Genre:
- posters
- Date Digitized:
- 2015-10-15
- Transcript:
- 7. “[The Daqing workers] regard the north wind as an electric cooling fan, and see the blizzard as fried noodles. In battles raging from north and south, from the heavens and the oceans, We vow to achieve the number one oil field!” [quoted from a poem by “Iron-man” Wang Jinxi]. The workers of Daqing feared neither hardship nor death [in their determination] to bring glory to Chairman Mao and win credit for socialism. The drilling team braved temperatures of thirty and forty degrees below zero, as they persevered with sinking wells in the wide open spaces, and the Steel 1202 Drilling Team’s record of wells struck for the year 1961 exceeded that of the Soviet revisionists so-called “Achievers” drilling team, and they spoke proudly of themselves “not being afraid of frozen ground or snowdrifts nine feet tall, oilfield workers don’t care if it’s winter [literally – have no winter].”
- Technical Note:
- Migration metadata by KD. Metadata on second poster.