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  • In Praise of Daqing [01] (大庆赞)

    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
    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 o...
    Technical Note:
    Migration metadata by KD. Metadata on second poster.

  • In Praise of Daqing [02] (大庆赞)

    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
    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...
    Technical Note:
    Migration metadata by KD. Metadata on second poster.