China’s National Day Special: News Keywords of Past 60 Years, Part 1, 50s – 60s – China News

www.chinahush.com — News keywords are snapshots of the history. These words not only reflect the 60 years of PRC history, but also represent 60 years of Chinese people’s emotions. These 61 news keywords taken from Netease, recorded China as a country from just stood up and limping to walking with confidence in the world, it also recorded the vicissitudes of fate with every Chinese person.

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