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Includes: The Proletarian Cultural Revolution. Its initiation and apparent purposes. Effect on the economy. Domestic budgetary policy, balance of trade. Aid. The educational system. Agriculture. Policies. Position of the communes. Grain and other harvest yields. Adverse climatic conditions. Mechanisation. Irrigation and flood control. Fertiliser production and new plants. Imports of fertilisers. Imports of wheat and exports of rice. Estimate of main crops. Industry. 1966 begins the third Five Year Plan. Targets not announced. Priorities. Production indications. Oil. Self-sufficiency. Output of the Taching field. Developments at Karamai and new field at Shengli. Coal. New shafts. Steel. Switch to low alloy steels. Developments at Anshan, Paotow, Maanshan, Wuhan and Shanghai. Power. New installations, domestic production of plant including hydro-turbine generators. Textiles. New mills and capacity, synthetic fibre plants. Technical achievements. Three nuclear devices tested including a guided missile. Synthesis of insulin. Capital Equipment Orders. List of orders placed with foreign suppliers. Transport and Communications. Extension of domestic air routes. Additions to the railway system and to the ocean going fleet. Chinese launchings. Border river regulations. International Trade. The trend. Trade with North Korea, North Vietnam and Albania. Purchases of metals. Estimated values of main groups of products sold to China, drop in oil sales by the USSR. Purchases of wheat and cotton. E.E.C. and UK purchases from China for 1965 and 1966. Limitation of sales to Canada. Figures of trade for the years 1963 to 1965 with non-communist countries, Communist countries and all countries. Commentary. Aid. Details for recipient countries. China-United Kingdom Trade. Figures for the years 1962 to 1966, the latter a record year. Increase in sales of capital goods. Enlargement of quotas. Details of exports to and imports from China with commentaries. Insufficient offerings from China. Visiting parties. Hongkong Trade with China. Figures for the years 1963 to 1966 with commentary. Taiwan. Economic growth rate. Trade figures. Trade with the UK for 1964 to 1966. Sino-British Trade Council. Visits to China. Tour of Scotland. Trade lectures. The Association. Relations with the S.B.T.C. Statistics. Trade of Selected countries with China for the years 1965 and 1966 Chronological Summary for the period Jan. 1st 1966 to Jan. 23rd 1967, includes: - Rice shipments to Cuba. China warning to Hongkong against its use as a base by US forces. Trade Agreements. Cultural Revolution Ta Tse Pao. The first Mass Rally. U.N. rejects proposal for Chinese membership. N.C.N.A. report on State revenue and expenditure. Army support for revolutionary masses.
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