| 释义 |
Tachai|ˈdɑːdʒaɪ|
Also Dazhai.
The name of a village in the Shansi Province of the People's Republic of China, used attrib. to designate its model commune or the methods of work, etc., associated with it. Also Comb., as Tachai-type adj.
1969Observer 16 Mar. 2/7 Under the ‘Tachai’ system, not only are peasants being rewarded with work points instead of hard cash, but the schoolteachers and the ‘barefoot doctors’ in the communes are also to be paid principally in work points. 1973J. S. Aird in Yuan-Li Wu China Handbk. i. xviii. 463 Even in the Tachai production brigade in Shansi, the family planning propaganda program at first elicited ‘little positive response’. 1975A. Watson Living in China i. 22 The Communist Party almost always introduces its new policies and goals by putting forward examples for others to copy. One of the most famous of these is Dazhai Commune. 1977China Now June 1 Myriads of such Tachai-type people, Tachai-type cadres, their outlook constantly broadened and deepened by Marxist science. 1979Ibid. Mar./Apr. 3/1 The movement to spread ‘Dazhai-type counties’ throughout the country is lagging. |