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Abbreviations for Archives, Collections, and Serials

JCA	Jiangjin County Archive. Sichuan, China.
NBCK	Neibu cankao [Internal reference materials]. Beijing: Xinhua chubanshe.
RR	Renmin ribao [The People’s Daily]. Beijing: Renmin ribao she.
YCA	Yongchuan County Archive. Chongqing, China.
ZQ	Zhongguo Qingnian [China Youth]. Beijing: Zhongguo qingnian chubanshe.
ZTGSX	Zhongguo tudi gaige shiliao xuanbian [Selected historical materials from China’s land reform]. For internal distribution. Beijing: Guofang daxue chubanshe, 1988.
ZXD	Zhongguo xi’nan dang’an: tudigaige ziliao, 1949–1953 [Southwest China archives: The documents of land reform, 1949–1953]. Edited by Zhang Peitian and Zhang Hua. Kingsford: International Culture Press, 2009.

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