The 1966–1970 plan emphasized defense, self-reliance, agriculture and industry, with an important role for the Third Front. Its design reflected the deterioration of China’s relations with both superpowers and concern about vulnerability along the coast. It built industrial capacity and regional infrastructure, but strategic secrecy and military priorities limited public scrutiny of allocation and local effects.
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