Lenin School carries on traditions
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![An old classroom of the Lenin School. In the past, there were six tile-roofed houses and three loess cave dwellings. Under harsh conditions, teachers and students piled soil into tables, collected pot ashes to make ink, used stone plates as blackboards and compiled self-designed textbooks. [Photo by Ma Chi/chinadaily.com.cn]](http://images.china.cn/attachement/png/site1007/20161008/00016c42b4161962aac012.png "An old classroom of the Lenin School. In the past, there were six tile-roofed houses and three loess cave dwellings. Under harsh conditions, teachers and students piled soil into tables, collected pot ashes to make ink, used stone plates as blackboards and compiled self-designed textbooks. [Photo by Ma Chi/chinadaily.com.cn]") |
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An old classroom of the Lenin School. In the past, there were six tile-roofed houses and three loess cave dwellings. Under harsh conditions, teachers and students piled soil into tables, collected pot ashes to make ink, used stone plates as blackboards and compiled self-designed textbooks. [Photo by Ma Chi/chinadaily.com.cn] |
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