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A Beijing family watches TV in 1988
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A television factory in Xi’an in 1985
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Shanghai’s first TV show in 1958
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Watching TV in a Chinese village in the 1970s
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A collection: Everyday life in Xian in the 80s
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The TV-record player-radio-recorder Khrushchev gifted to Liu Shaoqi in 1957
This four-in-one electrical appliance was in Liu Shaoqi's living room. It was confiscated during the Cultural Revolution, and then returned to Wang Guangmei in 1979. Source
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Zhao Zhongxiang delivers the news in 1964
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Watching the news of Mao’s death in Hong Kong
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China’s first TV station begins broadcasting in 1958
The first TV station was 北京电视台, which later became the CCTV. It started airing programs on September 2, 1958, and it broadcast programs to the Beijing area. Source
Everyday Life in Mao's China 