Tiancun, a suburb of Beijing, established an agricultural cooperative after the founding of the People's Republic of China. In 1956, the village suffered from wind and flooding, and the majority of members relied on collective strength to overcome the disaster. In this regard, the members arranged many programs to perform at the Spring Festival Gala in 1957, and the performance content was loved by everyone. (Group photo: Song Xueguang/People's Pictorial; Source: People's Pictorial China Special Gallery)
The Tamura Agricultural Society's Spring Festival Party was held the day before the Spring Festival of that year, but in order to prepare for these programs, the members of the company were busy half a month ago. This is Liu Baoqin, a broadcaster of the Agricultural Society, in the newspaper entertainment program.
In 1956, although Tamura suffered a serious natural disaster, the majority of members of the community won a victory in the fight against the disaster under the leadership of the agricultural cooperative. That year, the average income per household in the village increased by about half compared to 1955.
At that time, in order to hold the Spring Festival party as scheduled, the members of Tamura rehearsed day and night, and even the daughters-in-law who married to the village to return to their mother's house for the festival also came to help happily.
At the Spring Festival Party of tamura agricultural cooperatives, many people performed on stage for the first time, and their wonderful performances were well received by the members. In charge of telepromption in the background is Qi Shujin, a middle school student who returned home from winter vacation.
Famous cross-talk actors Hou Baolin (left) and Guo Qiru also came to Tamura to help xingxing, they and the members of the club together to party, the two of them co-starred in the opposite cross-talk, teasing tacit understanding, triggering the audience's laughter.
The rock sugar gourd was also sold to the party, and some members of the club watched it and some ate it.
Many of the performances of Tamura's Spring Festival Gala were written and rehearsed by the members themselves, and many of the contents were songs of praise for the good people and good deeds in the agricultural society. This was a bike storage point during the party, and it was clear that the organizers underestimated the number of spectators.
The Spring Festival is the peak season of our rural literary and artistic activities, although the northwest wind blows when the performance is carried out that year, the members are not afraid of the cold, their joy is overflowing, and people crowd the whole yard.