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Includes: The Embargo, report on the Bermuda Conference, difficulties of the Exceptions Procedure. Agriculture, Chinese Press stresses its importance to the economy, budget allocation, needs for tractors. Basic Construction, plans of the State Economic Commission for 1957. UK trade with China. Hong Kong-China trade, enlargement of contacts and improvement in terms of payment, effect of the growing independence of Eastern bloc satellites. Reduced Soviet-Far Eastern Aid. China-Poland Trade Agreement. China trade with Ceylon, Singapore, Japan, East Germany. Purchase of Textiles from Yugoslavia. China Requires Scientific Books. Delegation from the China National Animal By-products Corporation expected in London. Industrial Developments. Sanmen Gorge Reservoir, construction to begin. Agricultural Production for 1956. Railway Development. Language Reform. Foreign Capital and Vietnam. Canton Export Fair. Hong Kong: Trade with the USA, exhibit at the U.S. World Fair, visit of American Mission. The European Common Market. A Directory. Shanghai Rents. Morden College Vacancies. The Sino-British Trade Committee. Report for 1956. Aims. Business Visits. Contract Terms. Arbitration. The Embargo. Advertising in China. Meetings with the Chinese Commercial Counsellor. Visit of Mr H.V. Chang of China Resources. Chinese Participation in the Handicrafts Exhibition in London.
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