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The article describes the level of anti-Americanism promoted by Communist China from Peking south to Canton. The Communists warned of retaliatory United Nations (U.N.) air raids and possible actions by the anti-Communist underground. A decree was issued on the use of camouflage paint for all tall buildings in Canton. Under the Resist America propaganda, students were recruited for military service.

The article focuses on the wallwriting demonstrations conducted by anti-Mao activists against Mao Zedong and his loyalists in Canton, China. It notes that these activists have filled the walls, streets, and other establishments with provocative messages denoting their opposition to Mao Zedong's political ideas. Moreover, the styles of these writings are also mentioned.

The article focuses on the trade fair in Canton, China in 1965. It states that compared to the previous fairs, the 1965 trade fair featured wider range of Chinese goods although lesser countries sent their delegations for the event. It says that major capital items were displayed during the fair, including generators, transformers, and turbine. It adds that the fair offered cheap and easily operated weaving looms, lathes, and printing presses, in which the guests were impressed.