CHINA’S REVIEWING STAND.—T’ien-an Men (the gate of heavenly peace) in Peking. Once the gateway to the Imperial City (the walled city situated within the inner city), it now serves as a reviewing stand for the leaders of the People’s Republic of China when parades are held in the adjoining T’ien-an Men Square. The Chinese slogans read, “Long live the People’s Republic of China” and “Long live the unity of the peoples of the world.”
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Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30826, 11 August 1965, Page 3
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74CHINA’S REVIEWING STAND.—T’ien-an Men (the gate of heavenly peace) in Peking. Once the gateway to the Imperial City (the walled city situated within the inner city), it now serves as a reviewing stand for the leaders of the People’s Republic of China when parades are held in the adjoining T’ien-an Men Square. The Chinese slogans read, “Long live the People’s Republic of China” and “Long live the unity of the peoples of the world.” Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30826, 11 August 1965, Page 3
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