The valiha, favourite Malagasy musical instrument (photograph) / GENERAL SERVICE OF INFORMATION OF MADAGASCAR + Madagascar : p.21
Flute players wearing lamba (photograph) / GENERAL SERVICE OF INFORMATION OF MADAGASCAR + Madagascar : p.21
The amponga’s rhythmical tum tum tum punctuates joyous and mournful occasions (photograph) / GENERAL SERVICE OF INFORMATION OF MADAGASCAR + Madagascar : p.21
Played by Malagasy youth, the western guitar is stealing the show (photograph) / GENERAL SERVICE OF INFORMATION OF MADAGASCAR + Madagascar : p.21
Give us our daily rice + Madagascar : p.21
Give us our daily rice (photograph) / GENERAL SERVICE OF INFORMATION OF MADAGASCAR + Madagascar : p.21
Preparing the rice fields (photograph) / GENERAL SERVICE OF INFORMATION OF MADAGASCAR + Madagascar : p.21
Flooded rice fields made ready for seedlings (photograph) / GENERAL SERVICE OF INFORMATION OF MADAGASCAR + Madagascar : p.21
The farmer and his wife headborne loads of seedlings go out to the field (photograph) / GENERAL SERVICE OF INFORMATION OF MADAGASCAR + Madagascar : p.21
Seedlings are transplanted, with Sister Angele Lemaire (photograph) / GENERAL SERVICE OF INFORMATION OF MADAGASCAR + Madagascar : p.21
Among the plantations of man, nothing exceeds in lovelines well-kept rice fields (photograph) / GENERAL SERVICE OF INFORMATION OF MADAGASCAR + Madagascar : p.21
The precious grain is cut by hand (photograph) / GENERAL SERVICE OF INFORMATION OF MADAGASCAR + Madagascar : p.22
Relatives and friends gather for threshing bees (photograph) / GENERAL SERVICE OF INFORMATION OF MADAGASCAR + Madagascar : p.22
When rice crops are abundant, all goes well (photograph) / GENERAL SERVICE OF INFORMATION OF MADAGASCAR + Madagascar : p.22
Mainstay of life for millions – Kowloon / SIMARD Blandine, m.i.c. + China : p.22
Plowing rice fields in Shatim (photograph) + China : p.22
A farm in the new territories (photograph) + China : p.22
In the peaceful dawn, the farmer is already at work pulling up seedlings (photograph) + China : p.22
Cradled in mud, the young shoots soon straighten up and thrive (photograph) + China : p.22
Taiwan harvest (photograph) / INFORMATION SERVICE OF CHINESE REPUBLIC + Taiwan : p.22
Straw, cinderella product of Japan – Aizu / PARADIS Lucie, m.i.c. + Japan : p.22
Snug straw roofs of farm houses at Gokayama (photograph) + Japan : p.22
The tatami are woven of rice straw (photograph) + Japan : p.22
Sister Paradis congratulates farmer’s wife on her straw hat (photograph) + Japan : p.22
On rainy days, the mino keeps the farmer dry (photograph) + Japan : p.22
This straw rope hangs at temple entrance (photograph) + Japan : p.22
In northern Japan, huge straw boots are used to clear snow from the roads (photographs) + Japan : p.23
The noble shrine of Ise flawlessly capped with golden straw (photograph) + Japan : p.23
The greatest teacher China ever had / CHIH-JEN Wu + China : p.23
The greatest teacher China ever had (photograph) + China : p.23
Sculptures porch of Confucian temple in Taipei (photograph) / INFORMATION SERVICE OF CHINESE REPUBLIC + Taiwan : p.23
National celebration on Confucius’ birthday in the Taipei temple (photograph) / INFORMATION SERVICE OF CHINESE REPUBLIC + Taiwan : p.23
Traditional court ceremony held in a
ncient times (picture) + Taiwan : p.23
Moon cake festival in China (pictures and photographs) + China : p.23
Moon cake festival in China – Hong Kong + China : p.23
During the mid-autumn festival, this picture is hung in all houses where moon cakes are seved (picture) + Japan : p.24
Missionary Sisters of the Immaculate Conception + China, Japan, Philippines, Italy, Haiti, United States, Zambia, Cuba, Malawi, Canada, Madagascar, Taiwan, Bolivia, Peru, Guatemala, Chil
Transplanting seedling in the lush rice fields (photograph) + Madagascar