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50+ Spectacular Photos Show Everyday Life Of China In the 1970s

In the 1970s, pollical stability was gradually restored, and the country became more and more mainstream as center-right politicians came to call on Mao in Beijing. Agricultural production was declined in 1972 but increased at the end of the decade at an average annual rate of 3.8 percent. In 1975 Chinese government also imposed rules for maximum family size in cities: two children, in rural areas: three to four children. These amazing color photographs show what China looked like in the 1970s. Herbert Stachelberger captured these photographs during his trip to China. Vote your favorites, and don’t forget to share.

#9 Guangdong. Dreaming of a better future at a factory producing silhouettes, Foshan

#15 Beijing. Pedestrians and bicycle riders in the Forbidden City

#25 Jiangsu. Chinese family operating a small freight barge on the Emperors Channel, Wuxi

#29 Jiangsu. Electronics lab, at a high school in Nanjing

#42 Jiangsu. Physics lab, at a high school in Nanjing

#50 Shanghai. Quality check of silk worm cocoons prior to processing in a silk mill

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