A. Survey Plan In 1966, Mao Zedong mobilized Chinese youth to start the "cultural revolution" This eliminated the ancient Chinese culture, customs, thoughts and customs, excluded "anti-revolutionary" party members, Mao Zedong It is a violent process to strengthen personal worship. I will summarize the evidence gathered from textbooks, official documents, biographies and witness reports about the events from 1959 to 1966. Mao resigned the president, spreading his personal worship, fighting Liu Shaoqi and Deng Xiaoping. Liu's trilogy began when the young Chinese woman sent a message to the nearby galaxy during the Mao Zedong Cultural Revolution in the late 1960s. The civilization that accepted it started the mission of invading the earth for hundreds of years, but she did not care; the red excess of redbeat confided her that human beings can no longer survive. On the road to our planet, the alien civilization confuses our particle accelerator and progress of war physics such as bringing the atomic bomb to the world in less than a century after repeating the invention of the rifle It hampered. Mao Zedong proclaimed the end of the cultural revolution in 1969 and despite the death of Mao's and the arrest of the gang of four people, various historians from China and abroad celebrated the cultural revolution in 1976. In the last few years of his life, Mao Zedong was facing a decline in health with Parkinson's disease or his doctor's opinion, or muscle atrophic lateral sclerosis caused by smoking and heart disease. Some people also believe Mao's health decline is attributed to Lee Biao's betrayal. Mao is still passive as various factions within the Communist party are expected to fight power after his death.

Mao is a very influential person in history. He changed the political and life aspects of China completely. His Communist view and China 's approach to modernization are still resonating in today' s country. The title "Mao Zedong" of Jonathan Spence is a biography of a major leader in China. The purpose of Spencer is to show how Mao Zedo developed from a poor child in a small village to a leader in a communist country. Biography is an amazing story of human self determination and predictability of humanity. Mao's parents have five sons and two daughters. The two sons and two daughters are very young, and there are three brothers, Mao Zedong, Maozakura, and Moriyama. Like the Mao's three wives, Mao and Mao are communists. Both Zemin and Zetan were killed in the war like Yang Kai-hui in Mao's lifetime. Because it is too dangerous to mention them when fighting Japanese after Mao, Mao's first and second daughter was left to local villagers. The youngest daughter (born in Moscow at the beginning of 1938 off Mao Zedong) and another child (born in 1933) died in infancy. Between 2002 and 2003, two British researchers reviewed the whole route of Long March thought to be one of the missing children Mao Zedong abandoned to farmers in 1935. Response to DNA inspection request 20 Mao Zedong Mao is also known as Mao Zedong called Mao Zedong, is the revolution and founder of the Chinese Communist Party of the People's Republic of China and chairman of the Communist Party of China from China's Communist Party Chairman. In 1949, he died in 1976. ... Read more 23 Theodore Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt is an American politician, writer, explorer, soldier, naturalist, reformist who served as the 26th president of the United States from 1901 to 1909. As a Republican leader, he became a driver at this time. The power of the progressive era of the United States ... Read more From the 1920s to the 1940s, China revolutionized nationalism and the Communist Party. In 1949, the Chinese Communist Party elected Mao Zedong as the leader. Mao has an important influence in Chinese history. His vital sign of flowering in the 1950s began his sovereignty. After that, Mao Zedong started his great breakthrough program in 1958. Finally, the Cultural Revolution was his last action, which basically ended his rule. At the end of the 1950's, Mao ordered a hundred flowers. This is the driving force of politics, art, and science. Mao encourages new ideas and education. He likes to question the notion of criticism and his people's ideas. Having a hundred flowers seems to be a good idea, but it is all suitable for Mao Zedong. He was immediately criticized for overwhelming opposition. It is like people are receiving education. Immediately the entire project was fired.

Gandhi, Maomao and Gandhi are major leaders in their respective countries, India and China. They all want to do something very similar in their country, but they use a very different strategy. The point of their economic, political and social rules. All these have had various influences on people. First of all, in order to make each country more economically powerful, Gandhi and Mao changed the law and violated the regulations. When Britain dominated India, there was a salt tax. And it made Chinese people difficult to buy salt, but their own salt production was illegal. Influential leaders: Julius Caesar and Mahatma Gandhi Julius Caesar and Mahatma Gandhi are leaders in various countries and times. According to William Shakespeare play Julius Caesar and Richard Attenborough movie Mahatma Gandhi it is clear that these two men are somewhat similar in other respects and very different. Features Both are outstanding people, living a very important and leading life. They all died the same way. But in their lives, everyone is working for a completely different purpose. Gandhi, Maomao and Gandhi are major leaders in their respective countries, India and China. They all want to do something very similar in their country, but they use a very different strategy. The point of their economic, political and social rules. All these have had various influences on people. First of all, in order to make each country more economically powerful, Gandhi and Mao changed the law and violated the regulations. When Britain ruled India, there was a salt tax that Gandhi Gandhi was first made public in November 30, 1982 in New Delhi, India. A 190-minute movie was directed by Richard Attenborough, written by John Bry. I thought it would be difficult to summarize this movie easily, but I would like to share a short event schedule through the eyes of the movie. At the beginning of the movie is information on filmmakers explaining how Mahatma Gandhi's life record complexity was photographed. The message will continue Mahatma Gandhi Mohandas Gandhi, Mahatma Gandhi is known as. Also known as the great soul of Mahatma is 'Father of Modern India'. He originally came from a city called Western Porbandar in western India. He was born on October 2, 1869. Gandhi is the youngest of three sons of Karamchand Gandhi, Prime Minister of Porbandar, Rajkot and Vankaner. Gandhi's mother is Plum Live, Karamchand Gandhi's fourth wife. - Mohandas Gandhi, also known as Mahatma Gandhi, was born on October 2, 1869 in Gujarat, India, and received legal education at the University College London. In 1891, Gandhi returned to India, trying to establish practice in Mumbai almost without success. Two years later, an Indian company interested in South Africa asked him to act as a lawyer in the office. After arriving there, Gandhi found himself to be considered a member of an inferior race.

Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping China's Mao Zedong ship's leadership leads to a more generous Deng Xiaoping, as the People's Republic gradually expands economic freedom while maintaining political stability. During the Maoists administration, the country has focused on supporting and serving the community while hampering individual growth and prosperity. Deng Xiaoping proposes a more capitalistic economic thought, while establishing China as an economic power of the world society, gave citizens more freedom and luxury than before. There is no one in the history of the People's Republic of China (People's Republic of China) to replace Mao Zedong (or Mao Zedong) and Deng Xiaoping. Economic reform China's teaching theory and practice research can not ignore these two figures. Investigating the unique leadership theory and practice of these two individuals will enrich your understanding of the leadership from a global perspective Deng Xiaoping is a simple man born in Sichuan Province, studying in France before the Second World War and working. Deng Xiaoping was not a successor to Mao Zedong, he was persecuted during the cultural revolution, as his idea and the idea of ​​this great leader had a positive influence. For some reason, after Mao's death, he defeated Hua Guofeng and became the secretary of the Communist Party of China. Deng is the de facto architect of modern Chinese transformation and in my opinion it is the best politician of the 20th century. He carried out socialism with the characteristics of China and created a very primitive development model for China. After Mao's death, when Deng Xiaoping held power, he rebuilt Leninist Party. But it was a weak party as it was destroyed by the cultural revolution. Mao Zedo era is not a party. Deng is a powerful leader, but there is no order of Mao Tse. In fact, he does not want to be. In response to the Maoist policy and persecution for his cultural revolution, he and his accomplices promised in a language that they heard that they would never "persecute" their fellowmen like Mao Zedong . However, when a student appeared in the spring of 1989, began demanding Deng Xiaoping and democratic government overthrow, Deng sent an army to oppose them. On June 4, 1989, 1,000 students and bystanders were believed to have been killed. This is, of course, the main obstacle under his control. https://www.ushmm.org/confront-genocide/speakers-and-events/all-speakers-and-events/genocide-and-mass-murder-in-the-twentieth-century-a-historical-perspective/ Case in China - genocide and poverty policy

The plan of "Major Leap Forward in Chinese History" by Mao Zedong was introduced in 1958, when Mao Tse saw that raising a new middle class "expert" and giving orders at the top of society. He also hopes to increase country production and promote industrialization. Looking at the urgent necessity of bringing China back to 'true' communism, he announced 'great leap forward'. Because the Great Leap Forward program did not meet the original goals, it is said to be an economic failure. 20 Mao Zedong Mao is also known as Mao Zedong called Mao Zedong, is the revolution and founder of the Chinese Communist Party of the People's Republic of China and chairman of the Communist Party of China from China's Communist Party Chairman. In 1949, he died in 1976. ... Read more 23 Theodore Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt is an American politician, writer, explorer, soldier, naturalist, reformist who served as the 26th president of the United States from 1901 to 1909. As a Republican leader, he became a driver at this time. The power of the progressive era of the United States ... Read more History of the People's Republic of China details the history of mainland China since October 1, 1949, which had nearly complete victory in China's civil war on October 1, 1949. The People's Republic of China has been synonymous with China for decades, but it is the most recent political organization in Mainland China ahead of the People's Republic of China (ROC) and thousands of years of emperor. There is no one in the history of the People's Republic of China (People's Republic of China) to replace Mao Zedong (or Mao Zedong) and Deng Xiaoping. Economic reform China's teaching theory and practice research can not ignore these two figures. Investigating the unique leadership theory and practice of these two individuals will enrich your understanding of the leadership from a global perspective

Economic failure From 1949 to 1976, Mao turned the country of poverty and confusion into a well-organized country with a high population, and he continued to dominate it completely. The other two will introduce sentences. It is clear that Mao's initial goal was to gain power in China, which was reflected in his determination to overthrow Chiang Kai-shek and Kuomintang (KMT) through his special version of the Communist revolution. To do this, Mao used what he thought as a communist, and wider, the most suitable way to Chinese society. 20 Mao Zedong Mao is also known as Mao Zedong called Mao Zedong, is the revolution and founder of the Chinese Communist Party of the People's Republic of China and chairman of the Communist Party of China from China's Communist Party Chairman. In 1949, he died in 1976. ... Read more 23 Theodore Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt is an American politician, writer, explorer, soldier, naturalist, reformist who served as the 26th president of the United States from 1901 to 1909. As a Republican leader, he became a driver at this time. The power of the progressive era of the United States ... Read more From the 1920s to the 1940s, China revolutionized nationalism and the Communist Party. In 1949, the Chinese Communist Party elected Mao Zedong as the leader. Mao has an important influence in Chinese history. His vital sign of flowering in the 1950s began his sovereignty. After that, Mao Zedong started his great breakthrough program in 1958. Finally, the Cultural Revolution was his last act, and it basically finished his rule. At the end of the 1950's, Mao ordered a hundred flowers. This is the driving force of politics, art, and science. Mao encourages new ideas and education. He likes to question the notion of criticism and his people's ideas. Having a hundred flowers seems to be a good idea, but it is all suitable for Mao Zedong. He was immediately criticized for overwhelming opposition. It is like people are receiving education. Immediately the entire project was fired.

Both Mao Tse and Stalin's ideology are trying to eliminate differences in the class and develop their country. They all use terrorism as a way to get what they want. Mao Zedong was born in a middle-class farmer's family, so he knew the government's difficulties and constant frustration. After the failure of the revolution in 1911, he began to pay attention to the future of his country, and after reading the work of Western times many times he is the only way to change China through military practices is " I grow up from a barrel. " Based on Marxism - Leninism, it mainly develops on Stalin's idea, so they all believe in a lot of work. Prior to Mao Zedong's control of the Communist Party of China, Mao Zedong did not object to the conformity of the Stalinist doctrine, as Stalin had established the position as the successor of the "correct" Marxist idea (at least Stalin When still alive). After the death of Stalin, Mao believed that Marxist leaders (probably due to seniority) would be entrusted to him. As a result, the tension between Khrushchev (the leader of the political and military regime) and Mao Zedong (believing it better understands the ideology of Marxism) infringed the sponsorship between the former Communist Party Communist Party and the Chinese Communist Party. Relations with Customers In Sri Lanka, the formerly supported Soviets are now condemned as "revisionists" and are placed side by side as "US imperialism" as an opposition movement. In 1949, after the war of more than 20 years between the Chinese National Party and the Japanese Empire, Mao Zedong's Communist Party dominated China and became the world's second largest Marcus-Leninist country. Mao Zedong and the Soviet Union signed an alliance, but the policy of making Soviet Stalinization and "peaceful coexistence" with the western part of capitalism in 1956 led to the diplomatic department with China. Mao's Chinese rule and Stalin's violence, deprivation, and persistence are similar to the purity of ideology. During the breakthrough from 1958 to 1962, the Communist ordered the rural population to produce large quantities of steel to bring about industrial revolution in China. Families were obliged to build a melting furnace in the backyard where they smelted waste metals and household goods into low quality pig iron. And there was little domestic practicality and there was no appeal to the export market. Mao Zedong made many important contributions to the theory and tactics of the Communist revolution, especially the way the revolution succeeded in agriculture countries such as China. The relationship between Mao Zedong and Stalin was very difficult, but Nikita Khrushchev condemned Stalin's crime and character's worship at the 20 th General Assembly, further exacerbating the relationship with the Soviet Union. Mao Zedong disturbed deeply that he did not inform the accusation in advance and did not recommend him to share the view on this position. The fact that Khrushchev is in power indicates that communism is not truly "internationalization". In such a case, rather than Khrushchev, Mao will be considered a new idea of ​​Stalin and a revolutionary heir. Khrushchev is a bureaucrat and Mao Zedong is a revolutionary who succeeded in unifying the world's most populous country.

For thousands of years, Asia has led the world in technology and thinking. Over the years, millions of people have followed the teachings of Vedic religion, Buddhist thought, Confucian philosophy. These societies have integrated powers for centuries and boast of self-sufficiency in the 15th century. However, for the Western countries, the growing countries have different ideological heritage and quickly penetrated the eastern world. In such developed countries, the impact seems to be small, but in the 20th century political relations and Western philosophy became part of the reality of Asia. Today, we admire the qualities of past leaders such as Jawaharlal Nehru, Gandhi, Napoleon Bonaparte, Mao Zedong and many other leaders, essentially in the world. Between 1949 and 1976, Communist movement and the leader of the Communist Party of China Mao Zedong achieved progress in several areas, but it fell into China an unprecedented social and economic disaster . Because of the change in the meaning of progress, Mao Tse can be regarded as a pioneer in several respects; however from other perspectives he may be deemed to be the opposite. Gandhi, Maomao and Gandhi are major leaders in their respective countries, India and China. They all want to do something very similar in their country, but they use a very different strategy. The point of their economic, political and social rules. All these have had various influences on people. First of all, in order to make each country more economically powerful, Gandhi and Mao changed the law and violated the regulations. When Britain ruled India, there was a salt tax that Gandhi Gandhi was first made public in November 30, 1982 in New Delhi, India. A 190-minute movie was directed by Richard Attenborough, written by John Bry. I thought it would be difficult to summarize this movie easily, but I would like to share a short event schedule through the eyes of the movie. The opening of the movie tells information about filmmakers explaining how they shot the complexity of Mahatma Gandhi's life record. The message will continue Mohandas "Mahatma" Gandhi Mohandas "Mahatma" Gandhi was born in the western Indian ruled by Britain on October 2, 1869. When the British suppressed Indian civil liberty after the First World War, Gandhi began to organize non-violent protest actions. He met with politicians, fasted and protested, forcing the notion of nonviolence, passive resistance, civil disobedience to regain legal ownership of autonomy in India. He is very successful in using passive

Mao Zedong's Second Five Year Plan in 1958 China is a huge country, historians can trace back to 5000 years ago and can study and track civilizations. Since 1644, Emperor Manchuria has ruled China. At the end of the 19th century, until the 20th century, Chinese emperor Guangxu was ruled by his aunt, Cixi. For 40 years she has dominated the nephew. As the loose alliance of the secret society of Northeast China known as "Boxer" began a long-term attempt to destroy all Chinese Christian's convertors as well as missionaries, China was for a recoil terrorist wave I entered the 20th century. Mao Zedong called for "basic socialism" to accelerate his plan to make China a modern industrialized country after the first five years plan of China in 1958. Within this spirit, Mao Zedong began a great leap forward, founded a commune of people in the country and began mobilizing the masses on a large scale. Many communities are designated to produce a single general steel. The fur swore to increase agricultural production twice in 1957. Great breakthrough is an economic failure. Non-educated farmers are trying to produce iron on a large scale, depending in part on the backyard furnace to achieve production goals set by local executives. The quality of the manufactured steel is low, and most of it is useless. The Great Leap Forward reduced the scale of the harvest, resulting in a decrease in the production of most items except for inappropriate pig iron and steel. In addition, local governments have often exaggerated the production volume, hiding this problem and deteriorating over the years. In 1958, Mao suggested a great breakthrough. This is a plan to increase agricultural production and improve the economy. Great Leap Forward is a model of the Soviet Five-Year Plan. Mao and Muneong developed a collective plan. Farmers were forced to merge their lands into a huge commune where they share everything. For each 25,000 farmers, each community has a land area of ​​15,000 acres. They are very dissatisfied with this situation. Everything is managed and owned by the government. Farmers who oppose or resist will be put into jail or killed. When the plan is executed, it will face serious problems. It is difficult for farmers to reach quota. Agricultural production is inadequate. After one year, the quota increased, making farmers difficult to gather. The official told this question to Mao Zedong. He ignored it, he regarded it as a threat. Everyone who opposed him was taken away from the office. Moria realized that he failed.

It is undeniable that the Chinese Communist leader led by Chairman Mao changed China's history and formed China as seen in today's world. In an effort to achieve national goals, the lost and destroyed number of lives, cultural traditions, and various ideas can never be undone or replaced. However, it has been claimed that Maoist Chairman Mao's positive influence on Chinese citizens is an extreme view towards his woman. Mao Zedong (December 26, 1893 - September 9, 1976) was a revolutionist of the Chinese Communist Party, became the founder of the People's Republic of China, and served as Chairman of the Communist Party of China. It was founded in 1949 and died in 1976. His theory, military strategy, political policy are collectively called Maoism. Mao is the son of wealthy farmers living in Hunan us usama. In his early days, he had Chinese nationalism and anti-imperial opinion, especially influenced by the 1911 revolution and the May 4 movement of 1919. Later, when he was working at Peking University he used Marxism - Leninism, became a founding member of the Chinese Communist Party, led the fall harvest uprising in 1927. Mao Zedong was born in Han Mountain, Hunan Province, China on December 26, 1893, served as president of the People's Republic of China from 1949 to 1959, led the Chinese Communist Party in 1935 and died. Mao's "great leap forward" and poor plan of cultural revolution brought disastrous results, but many of his goals, including emphasizing China's independence, are worthy of praise. In 1966, Mao Zedong returned to politics and started the cultural revolution. 73 - year - old Mao Zedong appeared in the Yangtze River party in May, looked healthy and healthy, spent several minutes in the river. The messages to his competitors are as follows. "Look, he came back" Later, he and his closest aide held a series of civil rallies, including thousands of young supporters. He correctly calculated that the young will not remember the breakthrough and the failure of the subsequent famine. A half century ago, in China, on May 16, 1966, the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution (1966 - 1976) began. The cultural revolution was the arrogant son of Chairman Mao Tseong of the Chinese Communist Party, and he also decided to set up opponents against him - and what he thought of as the Chinese Revolution. Mao Zedong initially mobilized young people (primarily students) who admired him and his ideas and created a mass movement for the bureaucracy of the Chinese nation and the party which are impeding the true progress in Maoist socialism It was. Therefore, adolescents and red guards (if becoming) are set against contrary traditional practices and customs that reflect psychological, reactionary, anti-revolutionary ideas of foreigners and bourgeoisie, or that are inconsistent with advances in socialism It will be dispatched). Therefore, 1966 was a ten-year turmoil in the country, which was also the beginning of a revolutionary struggle, confusion and violence.

Government systems play an extremely important role in maintaining the social environment, but the enormous power of the elite may put the vast majority of the population into a standardized lifestyle. In 1984 George Orwell's political novel and the Chinese Communist Party under Mao Mao saw abuse of power. Whichever governmental system, regardless of whether it is dirty or perfect obedience, we use that advantage to control that person's lifestyle. The main strategy shared between the party and Mao Tse Tung chairman is to use information aimed at destroying the idea of ​​fighting with children and possibly leading to social disrepute and unifying the public is. In 1984, George Orwell founded a communist society where the government has all the power of people and keeps on using it in every aspect of life. Orwell had a party, party in 1984; using many different methods to dominate the bulk of the most effective. The main way to use is to manipulate love and hate that people exist naturally. - Political corruption and dissatisfaction affected many people in the early 20th century, especially the prolific author George Orwell. The works of George Orwell 's work in 1984, the days of Animal Farm and Burma, are the wonderful images seen in their everywhere, the use of extreme totalitarianism and ingenious words, warnings against the danger of ambitious persons, Government control, and malicious tyranny Politely reflect on his life on a regular basis 1984 is a cold prophecy about the future of George Orwell. Rushing in 1984, Orwell's story is more timely than ever. The amazing unforgettable world view of 1984 was very powerful and completely persuasive from start to finish. No one can deny the power of this novel, it claims the generations of generations of readers, or the elasticity of that advice - this legacy seems to grow over time. A Splendid Exchange, popular among readers and critics around the world, is a comprehensive history of world trade on world trade from Mesopotamia in 3000 BC. Today 's globalization storm - it sharply explored the rich and controversial past of trade and provided new insights into its future. Many respected literary writers George Orwell are very interested in the power of language, mainly the way that it is abused. By analyzing his two works in 1984 and political science and English it is clear that Orwell uses his work to improve the harm of language manipulation, misuse and decline. In 1984 he showed how language can control thinking and be used to manipulate the past. This can be proved through the novel by learning the language of Newspeak, the key way it controls the totalitarian state, and how to use the language to change the history and shape the reality. In his article, politics and English Orwell is again in the ubiquitous world by showing examples of how bad English is to produce people with less intelligence and how to use it in politics I proved the power of a language. You can play a big part in influencing the truth. In 1984, Orwell warned of manipulating languages ​​in totalitarian countries.

A. Analysis of the two sources, "strange people" and "Korean war", because the motives and strategies of Mao, Truman and Stalin can be understood through beautiful illustrations of the Korean War, there is. The three leaders of Mao, Truman and Stalin, as shown in Part B, had their own motives after implementing different strategies that influenced the Korean War. . Korean War Uncertain partners: Stalin, Mao, and the Korean war are an important list of recent important Korean wars for scholars trying to revitalize traditional conflict judgments. His writers widely used new documents, memoirs and personal interviews to clarify Kim Il-sung's plan to operate Stalin and Mao to agree to Korea's invasion. However, in general, uncertain partners have restored and maintained the traditional view on the origin of the Korean conflict. For example, the author accepted the decision that North Korea "relies entirely on Moscow" and called it "just as Soviet satellite" without detailed explanation. Van Lee criticized as "the most responsible" of the Soviet Union "for the continuation of the division of Korea two years after the Second World War." Those who want to know more about the strategy and policies of the Korean War should start with the Korea Society's report "Korean War: Evaluation of Historical Records". Allan R. Millett, who is studying the history of his own war, writes a comprehensive bibliographic article "Korean War Reader's Guide." Many important Chinese and Soviet documents such as Stalin, Mao Zedong, Sergei N. Gonzaloff, John W. Lewis, Xue Litai Korean War, etc. were listed as appendices of uncertain partners. The Cold War International Historical Project at the Woodrow Wilson International Academic Research Center periodically publishes important documentation, analysis, and current research information as a particularly rich and useful source of information.

From 1971 to 1974, he was born in an educated family, so Dai Sijie was sent to a re-education camp in Sichuan, rural village. For this experience Sjie wrote Balzac and Little Chinese Tailor and told the story that the two boys were retrained during the cultural revolution. After the end of the Cultural Revolution and Mao Zedong's death, the creation of scar literature began. Originally scar literature is catharsis ... And culture contains irritation of life in the revolution and terrible explanation ... And the [story of] story virtually criticizes their policies Construct ("scar literature"). A revolution was triggered. After the death of Mao and the arrest of a group of four people in 1976, the reformers led by Deng Xiaoping acquired power, and by 1978 most of the reforms of the Mao Zedong era relating to the cultural revolution were abandoned and the revolution of the cultural revolution There was much mention and evidence. Let's review and hide it in front of the public. Since the end of the Cultural Revolution, it has been widely regarded as a negative phenomenon that has ruined China for decades. In essence, the Cultural Revolution directly influenced all Chinese. During the revolution, all forms of economic activity really ended, and the revolution was the main purpose of the country. At the beginning of the Cultural Revolution a number of red guards were taken to Beijing and the government paid all fees, but these large numbers confused the railway system. In the People's Republic of China, Mao Zedong government implemented a cultural revolution from 1966 to 1976, improved the capitalistic elements of Chinese society, realized socialism. However, after Mao's death, his competitors grasp the political power, and in the Premier League of Deng Xiaoping (1978-1992), many of the policies of Mao Zedong during the cultural revolution were amended or abandoned, most of the state-owned sector privatized It was done. From the late 1980s to the early 1990s, most socialist countries that claimed to be Marxism-Leninism ideology collapsed. From the late 1970s to the early 1980s, the emergence of new right-liberal capitalism led by US President Ronald Reagan and Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher became a mainstream ideological trend in Western politics - the Soviet Union and its Leninist Lead the west to take a more active position to the allies

Mao Zedong's last dancer, China is the most populous country in the world, China is the third most populous country in the world, itself is a continent and not a country. Especially since 1949, the decades of war in China, the Chinese Communist Party (China of Mao Zedong era), Mao Zedong etc., finally has 100 years of population, the history is long, China is a glorious and controversial country have become. Peaceful time. In fact, there have been many changes in the lives of society, especially people. Mao's last dancer Lee's movie is a wonderful true story based on his extraordinary way to become a famous dancer. Lee 's success is more than just a dancer and represents a true human ideal well. The last dancer of the movie, Mao explored the struggle for two freedoms: personal choice and artistic expression. On the surface, this true story involves a struggle between East and West ideologies. Some people think that his choice is heroic, but others think he is a traitor of his hometown. In my opinion, Lee left his family in Beijing in the United States, not only for the first time but also to see his passion for dancing. In more detail, the audience will see his ability to fight for creative freedom - to say, to do and to dance, his emotions as an artist. This is how he influenced the dance. Li Cunxin's 2003 novel "Mao Zedo's Last Dancer" is an honor to Lee's life carefully selected from the poor life near Qingdao to Mrs. Mao's cultural consultant and to join the Beijing Dance Academy of the State "It is recorded. For a poor country boy with six brothers and sisters, this is an opportunity to receive education, learn how to read and write for communism, and create meaningful lives. Lee is a fattened, malnourished child, a student with star communism. When asked what he wants to do when he grew up, Lee replied: "I want to join the red soldiers." At that time, China slowly decided to show its talent and political superiority I opened that door. They allowed Stevenson, director of the Houston Ballet, to teach two semesters in the managed environment at the Beijing Dance Academy. Stevenson saw Li's talent and offered him a scholarship to use summer ballet in the United States.

Since the death of Mao Zedong, over the decades there has been an increase in the opposition of the people opposing the one party system of Mao Zedong's Communist Party and the Chinese Communist Party. Mao Zedong co-founded CCP has not opened an opposition party that governs China since 1949. The ruling party has been keeping frustrations for a long time since its establishment. Three authors investigated the objection. The first is an analysis article "China's Troubled Intellectuals" (2009) by Merle Goldman's Chinese intellectual experts. As growth slowed and inflation soared, protests with low wages and poor conditions increased both in quantity and fierce. On August 22, 2008, Moyers of PBS Bill Moyers magazine interviewed Pho Lip Pan (2008), the shadow of Mao Zedong, author of the struggle for the new Chinese soul. The center of the interview was a discussion about women's factory workers. It complicated the spectacular scene of "new" China drawn on the NBC during the 2008 Olympic Games. The village Many of them are young people, they are often minors and their parents have dropped out of school because their agricultural income can not pay taxes. They have to send their children to the cities to earn additional income so that they are taxed only. Their chances are limited. In these factories, their rights are also restricted. They can not form labor unions. They rarely complain about working conditions Damiko is a slogan, poetry, review and graphic, usually you can create it for free and post it to public walls, factories, communes. On August 5, 1966, Mao Zedong founded his son Peking University and urged people to "bomb the headquarters." "Commercial" poster is a government-made art, it is sold cheaply in stores to display at home. The poster is mainly a visual style of socialist realism and there are specific practices - for example, the image of Mao's should be expressed as "red, smooth and shiny". In the 1950s, the Chinese government plowed traditional dolls and shadows based on artistic ideas skilfully made by Yan'an Chairman Mao Tse. As people's art, dolls are considered to be an appropriate form of "art of people" that can help to upgrade and modernize the country. In 1955, the first national shadow puppet show was held in Beijing. I participated in 31 excellent shadow puppet theater companies including 13 states and more than 180 members from the city. This incident caused sensations throughout the country. Since then, three shadow performances have been carried out for shadow puppet players to evolve from traditional opera style to contemporary theater work and to develop children's dramas and musicals to "educational and pleasant". Accelerated from the 1980's

Empathy is a manifest characteristic of humans. For myriad specialists, the ability to sympathize with others is important. In particular, the patient is seeking sympathy from a doctor. In understanding, Jonathan Mao introduced the story of the interaction between three imaginary patients and their doctors. Mao uses the image and descriptive language widely, effectively empathizes with each patient using the second person perspective, and takes on the role of a doctor. The full use of Mao Zedong's images and anthropomorphism has drawn much of the emotions of the readers. Biography after reading Jung Chang 's world - best selling "Mao Zedong: The Unknown Story" focuses on the dark side of Mao Zedong in a less - known and serious way. The first thing I decided to read about Jiang I read Jonathan Fenby's book Chiang Kai-shek: This is a good biography lost by Chinese mainlanders and citizens, but I have not finished it. That portrait better represents his strong will and looks very handsome. Economists advised Jay Taylor 's masterpiece "Grand Marshal: Fighting Chiang Kai - shek with modern China". I think Chiang Mai's historical position in China in the 20th century is not a reason for losing civil war and the country to Mao Zedong but a struggle to protect and build modern China. Being a hero does not depend on success or failure. Jiang Zemin is more important than Mao Zedong, but the historical judgment is not like a seesaw in the playground: when Mao is falling, Chen does not necessarily rise. The explanation of victory by Taylor is also reflected in recent commentary on general readers of Giannis' work. Author of Soong Mayling's successful biography, Laura Tyson Li, reminds me of the chairman of Washington Post, Jiang's "Last Chance of Chiang Kai Shi" and "New York Book Review", and the biography of Jonathan Spence's Hannah Pakra . The comment on Mayling's title is "Mrs. Jiang's Victory" When discussing China's foreign policy in the Maoist group, it is very important to understand foreign policy during Mao's leadership. The first thing to point out is that Mao Zedong's treatment of China's foreign policy itself is not gradual and does not follow a single feature but many of the current principles of Chinese diplomatic relations are Mao Zedong . After decades of civil war and political turmoil, the Chinese Communist Party established "People's Republic of China" in 1949. Mao Zedong, China's chairman of the Communist Party, is currently a political leader of more than 1 billion Chinese. Under Mao's rule, social and internal major changes, and significant changes in the relationship with the outside world

The Mao Zedong culture revolution was wearing a monotonous military uniform symbolizing the Communist Party's Chinese Revolutionary Government, but the remains of Mao's still remains strong like a huge rock in a huge river. Like a red yacht spreading over the trash in China, a huge red flag is covered in his coffin. 1 In the second week of September 1976, a person ran a river in the river. Workers, farmers, soldiers, students, sorrows; Mao Zedong, the helm of modern China, brought on. Comments on Mao's rule are various. Mao's cultural revolution has killed millions of people and his obvious solid commitment to the immortality of his personal revolution is that millions of Chinese are deprived of education and human security during the cultural revolution It was. However, during the Mao Zedong era, China once again became a sovereign nation and played an important role in world development. In 1985, Mikhail Gorbachev became the chairman of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. He tried to solve the Brenzone era, Androopov and Cerenco's transition period through the Glasno (open) and reform (reorganization) plan aimed at relaxing central control and introducing several market innovations. In terms of stagnating foreign policy, Mikhail Gorbachev finally refused to force the borders of his Communist satellites in Eastern Europe. The Cultural Revolution destroyed the credibility and authority of the party. That corruption during the reform destroyed its legitimacy. The Mao Zedong worship during the Cultural Revolution inevitably produced a reaction after the Maoist era. This is the main reason for deleting Bo Xilai. The worship of Mao Zedo thought also brought about a reaction that made China's ideology no longer important. Therefore, the cultural revolution in the era of reform and its response to this have weakened the iron triangle system structure of the party party state of the 1950s. Summit leaders were supported by the ideology on the one hand and the party on the other. Supported by the power of law and order, the very fact that we have to save the People's Liberation Army in 1989 is due to strong triangular erosion.

How much did the Red Guard rule the cultural revolution? Part A The Chinese Cultural Revolution began in 1966 and finally died on Mao Zedong on September 9, 1976. During the Cultural Revolution Mao Zedong (also sometimes called Tse-Tung) (also known as Mao Tong), including a strong group that calls himself a red guard, killed, plunder, and destroyed the student activities of Zedon's "old 4" . Some people say they are the driving force of the revolution. However, although Red Guard was not a cultural revolution, Mao Zedong did not. The beginning of the Cultural Revolution brought many red soldiers to Beijing All expenses were paid by the government and the railway system was turbulent. The revolution destroyed "4 years old" (old habits, old culture, old customs and ancient ideas), established corresponding "four news", including family looting, destruction of cultural properties and destruction of temples We aim to do. A few years later, Red Guard destroyed countless ancient buildings, artifacts, antiques, books, and paintings. The Chinese traditional culture and the status of institutions in China are also seriously damaged by the Cultural Revolution and many traditional customs practices are weakening. It was the cultural revolution that Mao Zedong tried to improve China next. The Cultural Revolution was Mao's efforts to create a society without class. He wants equality in "thinking". To achieve this goal, Mao formed red guard. Red Guard is a military force that guarantees that Chinese live according to Mao's rules. Mao shut down the university and school to Red Guard. He no longer feels intelligence and art is important, they are useless and dangerous, especially after his miserable flowers. The opponent was executed and imprisoned, and many people died at the present moment. The confusion shut down the factory and threatened agricultural production. The revolution stopped in 1976. It caused too many problems. Mao Zedong has left the company slowly at this point. During the Chinese Cultural Revolution, members of the paramilitary red security guard who was faithful to Mao destroy countless artifacts and burned ancient art and scrolls. This is part of the campaign to eliminate Mao's "superstition" and "retreat" thinking, he believes it hinders the process of the Communist Party revolution. The genocide system like the Nazis or the Khmer Rouge allowed the destruction of cultural relics. It was part of their behavior to eradicate everything, and everyone was considered unpopular. However, in recent years extremist Islamists claiming to eliminate idolatry are the most aggressive threats to ancient and historical sites.

All signs of temples, restaurants, and old value were looted by the youngster of Red Guards. As a result of the Cultural Revolution, junior high and high school students can rule the state, the nationality is disorganized like the hero, and the cultural revolution brought about changes in the structure of the Communist Party. Prior to the Cultural Revolution, Liu Shaoqi was nominated Mao's successor, but in the early days of the Cultural Revolution, many minorities, Deng Xiaoping and Mao Zedong believed that the right wings were driven out of the party. At the beginning of the Chinese Cultural Revolution, Wang Jiawei was born in mainland China and fled to Hong Kong under British rule. In his young days he spent a new city isolated from the culture around him. Voices resonate with contradiction. Words were well-known but collected from uncertain sounds. In a busy city that is familiar but alienated, while his mother was at home, his father operated a nightclub. She often takes him to the movies. While quietly listening to isolated sound from the big city, the child moved to the neighborhood of the world and found comfort in the movie The rise of China after the Cultural Revolution strengthened China's new forces. Along with the decline of the United States, China accelerated growth in the 1980s. The disaster of the Cultural Revolution in China in the 1960s ended. Mao Zedong's policy began to overthrow, the death of Mao Zedong and the arrest of the gang of for, and the policy that the party officially rejected in 1981 was not until 1976. Despite the gradual decline of the United States in that struggle. War and corruption, it does not affect the order of the world. However, with the rapid growth of China, China has grown more than 10% per year, the difference is actually more complicated.

While the population is rapidly increasing, imagine an empire that dominates the economy and agriculture is slowly growing. What will you do? Continue to improve, produce small quantities or increase production, in order to save the population brilliantly. This was forced to face the emperor Mao Zedong of China in the 1950s. Therefore, he developed a plan for the first five years economic plan that the Soviet Union proposed to him; the focus was to accelerate agricultural production, increase economy, and reduce the famine of the people. In 1958, Mao Zedong began a great breakthrough which is the second five-year plan. This became Mao Zedong's biggest failure as the ruler of the Chinese Communist Party. The Great Leap Forward is well known in history for Great Leap Forward. Mao Zedong was surprised at the foolishness about the big leap, especially because Mao Zedong is often a farmer. The Great Leap Forward ultimately killed 20 to 30 million people due to supply shortages and famine related starvation and illness. Great breakthrough and cultural revolution were the biggest failures of Mao Zedong. What are we doing in abyss? We have made a big leap in history. Brexit is the greatest retreat in the history of the modern world. The trump card is already another great leap. Perhaps he will not be elected. However, the fact that the fantasy open to fascism is running towards the president of the United States is different. I do not like to write articles about the economy. It causes fear, anger, jealousy, and tension. There is nothing really good. If you do not like the word "karma", that is bad karma for me and you, or just bad mood. Nonetheless, this is a very troubling era. Absurd pop culture, catharsis of reality TV. These opposition candidate 's sensational campaign is a big leap in thinking. The ungrateful right wing girl - spitting out popular wisdom and despising experts - voted against their own beliefs as they rebelled their lives until last year. Let's face the reality. This person is Melika. All of his most famous and unpleasant creatures can be easily delivered through sleeveless NRA shirts for children's friends, Carhartt's jacket, and Fox Racing's mesh hat. People who avoid skydiving to the territory of the bridge during holidays will emerge from many of us.

Most people think there are many things that seems natural. What people regularly do every day and what I want to do something in the future. These include regular meals, choices to go to school, reading, work, future choices and more. However, if these are removed, someone will tell you where you want to eat, when and where you work, what you can read, and decide your future. Many of these things happened to some extent in the Maoist era of the Chinese Cultural Revolution that began in the late 1960s. Born in China in 1954, Dai Sijie was a film director who was educated during the Cultural Revolution. In 1984, he left China for France, and since then he lived and worked. His first novel, Balzac and Little Chinese Taylor, published in France in 2000, became a direct bestseller and received five awards. The rights of the novel are sold in 19 countries and will be shot soon. Honore de Balzac, Ursule Mirouet, North Island, Blue House, Nien Cheng, Shanghai's life and death, Ma Jian, Red Dust: Road to China, Maurice J. Meisner, Mao Zedong China and Posts: People's Republic History, Anchee Min, Red Rhododendron, Lulu Wang, Red China Bruce: My Long March, Rae Yang, Spider Eater, Zhu Xiaodi, Red House from Mao Zedong to the present 30 Year: China Communist Youth and Youth Balzac and Little Chinese Taylor are young adult novels founded in China based on the experience of young people, and have a very high reputation for Large Sagez. During Mao's infamous Cultural Revolution, about two teenagers were expelled to the country for reeducation. My husband and I read this book. We find episode episodes, and we like to touch cultures different from our Western culture. When I look at the word "reeducation" it turns out that it is sometimes defined as an effort to restore or reform according to individual wishes. In the latter case, the re-education camp was the name of the prison camp which was originally operated by the Vietnamese Communist Party after the end of the Vietnam War, but it was also found that it was later used to explain the camps operated by China. Reform the revolutionaries. In labor camps prisoners are usually rarely receiving food and medical care. Balzac and Chinese Little Girl Tailor are examples of scar literature, which was a Chinese literary movement developed after the death of Mao Zedong in 1976. That name comes from Lu Xinhua 's 1978 short novel "Scar". This type includes the story of "intellectuals" who re - educated during the Cultural Revolution, most of which are autobiographical or semi - autobiographical. A remarkable example of scar literature is Li Cunxin's autobiography, "Mao Zedo's Last Dancer" (2003). This is an Australian ballet dancer who was educated at the Chinese dance academy in the early 1970s. Literature is the most important for Barzac and Chinese girls' tailors, and the narrator in Luo and the fourth suitcase is a classic French piece of the 19th century. HonorédeBalzac novels Ursule Mirouët, Cousin Pons and Père Goriot belong to his 94th series LaComédiehumain

From 1965 to 1968, the Cultural Revolution had a major impact on China. The Cultural Revolution was the name of an attempt by Mao Zedong to reaffirm his belief in China. Since the late 1950's, Mao Zedong was not a voluntary leader, and he was concerned that other people in the party might play a leading role in weakening their power within the party and in the country ing. Basically, the cultural revolution was an attempt by Mao to put power on the party, hence it was a failed attempt by the state. Not only did the Cultural Revolution have a major impact on China, it also affected many other countries. Impact of the Chinese Cultural Revolution on Communication The Chinese Cultural Revolution not only changed its culture but also influenced the way the Chinese communicate in formal and interpersonal relationships. The following is a rhetorical model on the mode of communication during the Cultural Revolution. After discussing the historical background of Chinese communication in the Cultural Revolution, we will briefly discuss general problems on that communication mechanism. Here we need to clarify the word "problem". For the Chinese, these may not be a problem, but for other cultures it is so. For the purpose of this study, we placed the prospect of the problem on an English communicator. In each of the subsequent topics, I will explain in detail about this, especially the reason and method of communication in China. From 1965 to 1968, the Cultural Revolution had a major impact on China. The Cultural Revolution was the name of an attempt by Mao Zedong to reaffirm his belief in China. Since the late 1950's, Mao Zedong was not a voluntary leader, and he was concerned that other people in the party might play a leading role in weakening their power within the party and in the country ing. Basically, the cultural revolution was an attempt by Mao to put power on the party, hence it was a failed attempt by the state. - Treatment allies or working alliances can be defined as the quality of participation between therapists and clients through task teamwork, common goal setting and building strong relationships (Orlinsky, Ronnestad & Willutzki, 2004). In fact, the role of therapists is an important factor in the treatment relationship (Ornstein & Ganzer, 2005), because aggressive work alliances depend heavily on the skills they draw.

In 1958 the Great Leap has begun to influence the lives of people in China, under the guidance of Mao Zedong, China was liberated by the former imperial regime, China became a communist country through the civil war. Between Mao's regime, he brought various changes from politics to the economy and society. The most effective are women's rights, agricultural land reform, industrial reform, flower movement, education and health. Great leap forward aims to modernize the Chinese economy after the Communist revolution. After taking office in 1949 Mao Zedong visited China and concluded that Chinese people have the ability to do anything. He believes that the two major tasks the government should address are modernization of industry and agriculture. These are the two main parts of the Communist command and economy and are represented by sickles of industrial workers' hammers and Soviet agricultural harvesting machines. Mao Zedong announced that the big breakthrough plan will continue from 1958 to 1963. This plan is trying to modernize the Chinese economy so that the Chinese economy equals the United States by 1988. Mao Zedong was born in Han Mountain, Hunan Province, China on December 26, 1893, served as president of the People's Republic of China from 1949 to 1959, led the Chinese Communist Party in 1935 and died. Mao's "great leap forward" and poor plan of cultural revolution brought disastrous results, but many of his goals, including emphasizing China's independence, are worthy of praise. In 1966, Mao Zedong returned to politics and started the cultural revolution. 73 - year - old Mao Zedong appeared in the Yangtze River party in May, looked healthy and healthy, spent several minutes in the river. The messages to his competitors are as follows. "Look, he came back" Later, he and his closest aide held a series of civil rallies, including thousands of young supporters. He correctly calculated that the young will not remember the breakthrough and the failure of the subsequent famine.

Storytelling is seen everywhere in the world. It is used for taking time, communicating past and present events, and communicating with each other. In Daisy's Balzac and Chinese Little Tailor, the storytelling happens hopelessly and when life becomes difficult, let the character convey stories to replace life. Narrator and Luo use the story as a desperate story to escape from reality. The tailor was influenced by the story, and he changed the style of the garment he made to escape the boundaries of clothing approved by Mao Tung. In Dai Sijie 's book Balzac and Little Chinese Women Tailor, the two heroes together experienced difficulties of reeducation, but still they can remain "hopeful". Dai Sijie focuses on the survival and power of the human spirit and imagination of Luo and the narrator Ma Yun. By finding a solution to the problem during retraining, the boys remain 'full of hope'. Luo is feeling tired, so he returns to the hands of the clock to gain extra sleep so that he can spend that day. Even though she does not have the right medical equipment, the Little Chinese Female Tailor will try to treat his illness. On the other hand, Four-Eyes continues trying to impress the farmers, seizes all the prohibited books, expresses trust in farmers, risks the opportunity to avoid flesh and pretend not to eat meat ing. Born in China in 1954, Dai Sijie was a film director who was educated during the Cultural Revolution. In 1984, he left China for France, and since then he lived and worked. His first novel, Balzac and Little Chinese Taylor, published in France in 2000, became a direct bestseller and received five awards. The rights of the novel are sold in 19 countries and will be shot soon. Honore de Balzac, Ursule Mirouet, North Island, Blue House, Nien Cheng, Shanghai's life and death, Ma Jian, Red Dust: Road to China, Maurice J. Meisner, Mao Zedong China and Posts: People's Republic History, Anchee Min, Red Rhododendron, Lulu Wang, Red China Bruce: My Long March, Rae Yang, Spider Eater, Zhu Xiaodi, Red House from Mao Zedong to the present 30 years: Memoirs of the Chinese Communist Party of Youth and Youth

Human Rights and Government Responsibility The origin of population management policy led by Mao Zedong dates back to the 1950s when Mao Zedong (1893-1976) became the chairman of the new "People's Republic of China". When Mao said that it is a country where they need to grow, birth control is a capitalist conspiracy that weakens the country and makes it vulnerable. He thinks that "all hands have both hands" and "People's Army is invincible." He condemned contraception and banned the import of contraceptives. China's only child rules were established temporarily in 1979 by the Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping to limit the population growth of the Chinese Communist Party. It was held on January 1, 2016. When the one-child policy was adopted in 1979, the population of China was about 972 million. China is expected to achieve zero population growth by the year 2000, but in reality it was achieved seven years ago. China's one-child policy is most strictly applied to Han people living in urban areas of China. It does not apply to ethnic minorities nationwide. Han Chinese occupy over 91% of China's population. More than 51% of the population of China lives in urban areas. In the rural area, if the first child is a girl, Han can apply for the second child. In 1979, the Chinese leader, Deng Xiaoping, established a single child policy of China. Because China is facing a rapid population increase, China's one-child policy is to limit population growth in China. Essentially, this policy limits that a couple has only one child, and that it will pay a fine to people with two or more children. This policy certainly has controversy for several reasons. First of all, there has never been a case where the government controls its social and historical population. Therefore, we can hardly predict what will happen after applying this policy. Second, population surge is not only a problem for China, it is also a problem for people around the world. Do all governments in the world finally need to manage their population? In the distant future, this is not a problem, but it will be in the near future. This policy has produced various results such as gender discrimination and aging problem.

The online dictionary of Merriam-Webster defines racial discrimination as "a belief that race is a major determinant of human identity and ability and racial differences create unique advantages of a particular race" . It is one. The feelings of white people before blacks begin to be the most serious phenomenon the United States has dealt with so far. A hundred years have passed since Abraham Lincoln signed the Declaration of Independence, but many Caucasians still deal blacks cruelly. Abraham Lincoln slavery Abraham Lincoln was born in Hayding County, Kentucky in 1809 (Abraham Lincoln Slavery and Civil War, p. 211, Johnson). Many Americans believe that he is one of the best presidents ever. One thing to distinguish Lincoln from all other former presidents is the unique philosophy of his slavery: it is unfair and unreasonable to enslave others. Lincoln uses a simple formula to support his view, it is called "debris pride and prejudice and zombies and Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter." Grahame-Smith collaborated with two movies, Dark Shadows and his own novel "Abraham Lincoln: The Vampire Hunter". Seth Grahame-Smith and his wife Erin live in California with two children Jacob and Joshua. Grahame - Smith 's novel "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" is currently being filmed and seems to be writing a sequel / score for vampire hunter Abraham Lincoln while staring at Henry Struges. All Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865) Lincoln served as President of the United States during the American Civil War. His leadership is important in unifying the state of the United States. At the end of the civil war, he also promoted the end of slavery. His speech like the Gettysburg speech is still seen as some of the best examples of American principles. Mao Zedong (1893 - 1976) Mao ordered the Communist Party of China to win in March and to fight nationalists. Then he died in 1976, passing through his "cultural revolution" in the 1960s, maintaining the iron hand for the country. Mao is respected by many Chinese who are charged with death and political imprisonment. He is responsible for the death of millions of people

Shining is a 1977 horror novel by Stephen King. Overlooking, based on the activity of the Torrance family snowing in winter, it causes several unfortunate events. Maus I: A survivor's story: My father's bleeding history is a graphic novel written about the story of the father in Holocaust era by Art Spiegelman in 1986. Both novels are good story, full of various episodes and events. The Shining and Maus 1 plots have some small similarities, but the difference between them is more pronounced, such as whether the plot is linear or continuous, use of conscious flow, prediction, flashback etc. One of the people who appeared in my second novel "Girls and Sunbirds" fell into Mao Zedong's horror, so I had to read this topic. Initially, I agreed with Mau Mau's unexplained malicious criminal's theory. The story about their crime is well documented: innocent children were slaughtered in their beds, the whole village was burned, and "faithful" staff had been with employers for decades I sweared and slaughtered. I am not arguing about this issue, there is no doubt that some radical Kikuyu people committed terrible crimes. However, if we moved more than half a century faster, 41 000 Kenyans, many of whom participated in the Mao's pledge, are calling for the apology and monetary compensation for the British government. More importantly, they not only prevailed in numerous lawsuits but also provided enormous amounts to the claimants, totaling £ 19 million. In this article, I will use the socio - political position to explain the rise of Mao Mao and the resulting British response. In order to deal with the uprising, colonial authorities indicate to serve their own interests and to "perpetuate" Mauru myth "to provide international reasons for their actions. In fact, "myth" is the result of deliberate acceptance of the racial, ethnic-centered existence of those days. In fact, the British continue to provide reasons to follow barbarous behavior, continuing to spread these already striking points to the Western social consciousness, igniting already noticeable differences between the colonial indigenous population altogether .

Failure of great breakthrough (1958 - 62) greatly weakened Mao's position in the Communist Party as the faction began to oppose him. I think he feels that the sense of driving away the party may be after a big revolution that demanded creation of proletarian culture and cultural revolution. However, Mao Zedong also worries that China is heading for inequality, he will not wait and the new elite will take over the party and overturn the revolution. For Mao, the revolution must be a permanent process that keeps its vitality through infinite class struggle. Hidden enemies within the party and within the intellectual world must be identified and eliminated. It is considered to be "a revolution touching the souls of people". The purpose of the cultural revolution is to attack education by attacking four ancient ideas, ancient culture, ancient customs, and ancient customs. Literature Anything suspected to be feudal or bourgeoisie will be destroyed Mao's wife, Jiang Qing, reigned cultural works during this period. The idea supported by her eight "model drama" is applied to the art of all fields. These operas are ongoing and attendance is mandatory. The proletarian hero and the heroine are the protagonists of everyone On the left side there is an advertisement of the opera "Red Women Army" about the South China women organizing to fight for the new equality of China. Please note the use of ballet shoes and posture During the Cultural Revolution, millions of educated young people worked in rural areas and were sent to rural areas to learn from farmers. Maoists believe that this ultimately will create a new society, there is no gap between cities and rural areas, between workers and intellectuals. Which group represents the figure of the poster below? What happened in this scene? In June 1966, the students dedicated themselves to Red Guard activities, so secondary schools and universities throughout the country were closed. Millions of young students attack "anti-revolutionists" and criticize people within the party who seems to have deviated from Mao Zedo thought The following is a picture of the young "Red Guard" who participated in this event. A major word of the Board of Directors is reading "critic field". The head of Mao is displayed in the upper left corner During the Cultural Revolution Mao Zedong, who was in charge of the Communist Party, implemented a policy of "going to the country" to live and learn educated young people from urban areas to rural areas and rural areas, to live and study. . These young people are educated by farmers and understand the greater role of agricultural labor. Since these educated young people, mainly red guards, have been kicked out of urban areas, the number of social dislocations during the conflict will be less than in urban areas. All young people learned many agricultural labor methods and were introduced into this new society. Visitors to rural areas were watching the farmers' work all day: after working in the field for a day, they cooked, repaired their clothes, and eat livestock. As their predicament shocked the city youth sent to the country during the cultural revolution, the sociological professor Zhang Naihua of Florida Atlantic University spent time as a young lady in the country and women wiping out the country's marriage Identified with identity. . Researchers are also prerequisites for promotion as women's career development after marriage is often slower than men and there is little time to master new skills and do additional work. . There are few domestic services promising to reduce the burden, such as a public childcare center, in fact far away.

From 1966 to 1976, the cultural revolution in China (Complete Proletarian Cultural Revolution) was held. This goodwill nickname obscures its destruction of the country's population. Mao Zedong resurrects the spirit of the Communist Party Revolution and hopes to eradicate what he thinks is an intruder of "bourgeois" - part of a part CCP. My colleague advocating a path to economic recovery is different from Mao's vision. Indeed, the Cultural Revolution was officially launched at the 11th General Assembly of the 8th Central Committee in August 1966. Actually it was announced a few months before May 16th and it continues after that. The focus is on educational institutions. Mao Zedong initially pursued his goal through a red guard, but the red guard was a nationally young group born by the efforts of collective mobilization. They were instructed to eradicate those who are not "adequate" and those suspected of being "bourgeois". Red guard has little negligence, their behavior invites anarchy and terrorism. Because "suspicious" individuals such as traditionalists, educators and intellectuals are persecuted and killed. The cruelty of the revolution continued, but red guards were immediately controlled by officials. The revolution also saw the decline of luxury CCP officials such as Deng Xiaoping and Lin Biao. The revolution ended in the autumn of 1976 after the death of Mao in September, and although it officially announced its end in August, the so-called Gang of Four (radical radical group) came The moon collapsed. In 1977, it was proposed by the 11th National Convention. The revolution murdered many people (estimated 500,000 to 2 million), expelled millions of people, and completely confused the economy of the country. Mao Zedong intends to strengthen communism in his revolution, but it is ironic that it has the opposite effect, but instead leads China to accept capitalism. The rise of China after the Cultural Revolution strengthened China's new forces. Along with the decline of the United States, China accelerated its growth in the 1980s. The disaster of the Cultural Revolution in China in the 1960s came to an end. Mao Zedong's policy began to overturn, Mao Zedong died, Gang of For was arrested, political parties officially refused in 1981 was not until 1976. Although the United States has gradually declined in its struggle. War and corruption, it does not affect the world order. However, as China's rapid growth has grown more than 10% a year, this difference is actually more complicated. The Cultural Revolution was officially the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution and it was a social and political movement in China from 1966 to 1976. Mao Zedong, chairman of the Communist Party of China, launched its goal is to maintain "real" communist ideology in the country. Remove the rest of capitalism and traditional elements from Chinese society and strengthen Mao Zedong thought as the dominant thinking within the party. The revolution showed that Mao restored power after a breakthrough failure. This movement politically paralyzed China and exerted a major negative impact on the national economy and society. The Cultural Revolution in China (1966 - 1976) - the era of extensive social and political turmoil in the People's Republic of China. It was started by Chairman Mao Tse of the Communist Party of China. Mao Zedo insisted that elements of "liberal bourgeoisie" penetrated the party and society as a whole, they wanted to restore capitalism. Mao Zedong insisted on excluding these factors by mobilizing thoughts and actions of China youth through class revolution class struggle, they formed red guard organizations throughout the country. The campaign later expanded to the military, urban workers and leaders of the party itself. Mao Zedong himself officially declared that the cultural revolution ended in 1969, but the power struggle and political instability during the arrest of the four gangs in 1969 and 1976 are now widely

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Red Guard aims to eliminate and destroy four old people, foreign forces, enemies of the party, and the current social structure by persecuting people who are claimed to persist them. Outdated habits, customs, traces of culture, thoughts must all be destroyed. Because this movement represents "youth victory compared to age, 'new' exceeds 'old man'." Thousands of art collections and the contents of the library changed the "reactionary" street sign. They persisted, they persecuted the people who refused to give up on the four old people. At the same time, some red guards organized and complicated the situation to protest other red guard organizations that released different revolutionary messages. In April, at the request of Mao, Jiang Qing tried to organize a red guard organization by ordering to stop all "unhealthy activities". On April 6, 1967, Liu Shaoqi was widely condemned by the Middle South China Sea, its members were Jiang Qing and Kang Sheng, and finally Mao Zedong himself. The situation soon lost control; regional revolutionary activities lacked centralized leadership. As revolutionaries destroy the national governance and political parties, people no longer truly believe Mao Zedong's revolutionary vision, and those who opportunistically drive the chaos of chaos for his own interests anymore Do not know. As of July, violence among factions spread all over the country. At that time, the political slogan had three sources of information. Mao Saedon, party newspaper, for example People's Daily and Red Guard. Mao provided frequently ambiguous and powerful instructions that led to the red guard factions. These instructions can be interpreted for personal benefit, which will help factions be most faithful to Mao's goals. The slogan of Red guard is the most violent such as "stepping foot with the enemy bumping on the floor", "Let the long-lasting fear live long", "People who oppose Mao's crush the dog's skull to pieces" Thing.

The Great Leap Forward (1958-1960) is a major leader of the Chinese Communist Party, Mao Zedong, aiming to expand the agricultural and industrial production of the People's Republic of China greatly, to put China at a crisis of the utopian communist society It is an economic and social plan that started. Great breakthrough is the response to the hundred flower movement, which was a more gradual development plan in China in 1957. In this initial plan, Mao Zedong tried to gain the support of Chinese intellectuals by requiring constructive criticism of China's policy. Communist Party (CCP). Great leap forward is the name of China's second five-year plan (1958 - 62). The Great Leap Forward was born out of the patience for Mao's industrial and manufacturing growth (in his words "faster, faster, better, cheaper"). The first five-year plan succeeded in promoting rapid industrialization and increasing production, but Mao Zedong was skeptical of the economic development model of the Soviet Union. On the contrary, Mao Zedong supports the ideological transformation of economic policy, which will continue to be industrialized, but at the same time it will promote aggregation of agriculture. This may be due to Mao Zedong's questions about technology development, the possibilities of bourgeois 'expert' class, and increased inconsistency between urban and rural production. History has recorded great breakthrough as a disaster. It leads to economic stagnation, food shortage and famine, and countless deaths. But for China, "leaps and bounds" is a very wonderful phrase. The Communist Party's "Great Leap Forward" was an economic and social plan aimed at modernizing the nation's economy from the late 1950s to the early 1960s, but it is related to serious famine and deaths of tens of millions It was. For example, in the summer of 1962, the director of the Sichuan Provincial Public Security Bureau sent a long handwritten casualties list to local boss Li Jingquan and told that there were 10.6 million deaths between 1958 and 1961. In many other cases, the local party committee investigated the number of deaths immediately after the famine and calculated the size of terrorism. In 1958, Mao Zedong began a great breakthrough which is the second five-year plan. This became Mao Zedong's biggest failure as the ruler of the Chinese Communist Party. The Great Leap Forward is well known in history for Great Leap Forward. Mao Zedong was surprised at the foolishness about the big leap, especially because Mao Zedong is often a farmer. The Great Leap Forward ultimately killed 20 to 30 million people due to supply shortages and famine related starvation and illness. Great breakthrough and cultural revolution were the biggest failures of Mao Zedong.

Influence of cultural differences on EuroDisney Until 1992, the Walt Disney Company was a huge success in the theme park business. After opening a park in California, Florida, Tokyo, it seems natural to open a park in Europe. When news were announced, officials from many European countries brought in Disney 's claims and cash charges to tackle Disney Magic in their hometown. Eventually, only one city, Paris, France, was chosen. This was the first of many decisions that failed to open EuroDisney. Incorrect management of EuroDisney misinterpreted European culture, but also led to an ineffective management plan. Disney plans to position Europe as a single market. However, due to the complexity of the heterogeneous European market, the strategic plan of EuroDisney is difficult to implement in the early stages of the project. Influence of cultural differences on EuroDisney Until 1992, the Walt Disney Company was a huge success in the theme park business. After opening a park in California, Florida, Tokyo, it seems natural to open a park in Europe. When news were announced, officials from many European countries brought in Disney 's claims and cash charges to tackle Disney Magic in their hometown. Eventually, only one city, Paris, France, was chosen. - The Cultural Revolution had a major impact on China from 1965 to 1968. The Cultural Revolution was the name of an attempt by Mao Zedong to reaffirm his belief in China. Since the late 1950's, Mao Zedong was not a voluntary leader, and he was concerned that other people in the party might play a leading role in weakening their power within the party and in the country ing. Basically, the Cultural Revolution was an attempt by Mao to put power on the party, hence it was a failure of the country. Business and business communication are greatly influenced by cultural differences, especially when you do business internationally or with people of different cultures. Understanding cultural differences is the key to successful communication and business, as culture influences people's thinking, communication and behavior (Salacuse, 2005). To deeply understand and adapt to new cultures becomes more important when someone travels abroad to change their position.

Relationship between the West and China The Western side is very concerned about China's human rights problems. Can the Western side have any influence on this problem? Pressure the President to China, parliamentarians, high-level visit to China by important politicians such as Prime Minister, we have put a lot of pressure on China and the government. In addition to stress, they also criticism, praise, brings the advice and advice. US President Bill Clinton visited China in June 1998. This is a research on the history of China and it is a study of the period after 1840. The issues examined include the fate of modern Chinese tradition, the relationship between China and the West, war and revolution, Mao and the Communist movement, reform and economic expansion after the Mao Zedo era, and their efforts to China and the world There was. This course introduces contemporary Chinese students. After the death of Mao Zedong, the leader of the Communist Party of China in 1976, China experienced historical change, which led to the rise of China as the world's second largest economic power and its major liberalization. At the same time, China faces prolonged problems and new challenges such as continuing political authoritarianism, expanding economic disparity, social tension and cultural uncertainty, and environmental sustainability. Since China's domestic experience over the past few decades is working on modernization, we have provided important lessons to the larger world Until 1842, the ineffective relationship between China and the West was mainly due to the traditional foreign disadvantage of China. The attitude of the Chinese arise primarily from the congenital superiority, their self-isolation and the philosophy of the success of the Tang dynasty. Failure of foreign economic and social development has contributed to a firm belief in China's strengths. As a result, the Chinese also think that the western part is inferior. It is almost impossible to establish an effective relationship by Chinese traditional attitudes towards foreign countries, and China and the western trading system, diplomacy and jurisdiction. Essay.com / By 1842, because of the traditional attitude towards overseas, how effectively China could not respond to Western countries? How efficiently did China deal with Western countries by 1842? This is the result of attitude toward foreign tradition.

In the latter part of the 20th century, the process of colonization began in Asia first, then in Africa. In 1949, India was one of the first countries to gain independence, followed by Myanmar, Malaysia, and Ceylon. In Africa, colonization began in a few years, initially in Libya and Egypt, then in other parts of the continent of Africa. The main colonists are Britain and France. History shows that the United Kingdom succeeded in achieving colonization in peace, and France faced more problems in abandoning colonies, against colonialists and colonists It brought many conflicts. French farmers arrived in Algeria when the colony was trying to fight a totally fierce struggle with the French. He was shocked by the racial discrimination of Algerians and the difference between the living standard of European colonial times and the population of indigenous Arabs he witnessed. He has a close relationship with the poor in Algeria and has researched and studied patients using group therapy. There is also confusion of intellectuals. One of the wonderful events of 1954 is Islamic homes issued by Algerian social philosopher Malek Bennabi. To catch up with the outbreak of the Algerian Revolution, the Islamic House proposed the fundamental concept of 'colonialism': the historical process of the decline of culture and intelligence in Algeria and other Muslim countries. However, Fanon and Mao have differences in their attention to the conceptualization of violent struggle. Fanone chose to analyze the essence of the colonial regime, and it is believed that he is inherently violent and affects individual colonial subjects (physical and physiological). The reason for his violence is rooted in the understanding of violence as a power to liberate colonial people (literally or symbolically). By contrast, Mao's emphasized the role of violence as a tool of political power, so his research not only provided reasons for guerrilla warfare, but also on how to carry out such behaviors according to Mao Zedong's own guerilla experience We also offered advice. In short, Fannon prove the rationality of violent struggle mainly using existentialist terms, but Mao uses a more dexterous theory to carry out a violent revolution.

When she is told not to pass the audition in the early stages of the revolution she will only have a cautious sense of what will happen, but also a few mistakes related to her family, revolution or other aspects I did not experience it. Until then the world. Although small, the first glimpse of the next torture trial began to penetrate into her careless heart and made it possible for her to start thinking about the problem raised at the moment she belonged. In the middle of a girl wearing a red scarf, she began to fully understand the influence of the revolution as a difficult problem to choose to start a party. Among the girls wearing red scarves, Gilly is the leader of her class and is the president of her school's student union. However, for the sake of her political status, her father, she was hampered by her to audition for the central Liberation Army Academy of Arts did not know at the time. Her family is considered a "black family". Because, her father even though does not guarantee her, her grandfather is a landlord, her father is because is considered "rights advocates". Many people have accused Geely house of the old road, or Mao Zedong has been protested by the president with the "four-year-old youth" and "five black". Gilly must deal with her difficult choices between education and political future or her family. This book explains her experience in the cultural revolution, such as betrayed by classmates, destroying the four old people, attempting red guards or terrible arrests. The title of the red scarf is a symbol of childhood of Jiang Jili. Like many people, she grew up with the Mao Zedong and cultural prostate revolution. The red scarf is a symbol of this revolution, I am wearing it, I believe that all classes gather for common interests. Even if her father was accused of father's faith long ago, the Jiang could not accept the possibility that Mao Zedong might not be able to meet everything he promised. In 1966, 12 year old Jiang Jili had everything the girls wanted: brain, communism popularity and bright future. However, it was also the year when the Chinese leader Mao Zedong started the cultural revolution - Geely's world began to collapse. In the coming years, people who were friends and neighbors turned her attention to her and her family, and they were forced to live in the ongoing terrorist arrest. When Gilly's father was finally imprisoned, she faced the most difficult dilemma in her life.

Overview Over the past few years, China has rapidly become a country that has stolen all work of the United States. Perhaps you can get something from how the Chinese do things and what they think is important. The Cultural Revolution in China has drastically changed the way Chinese people practice. Since 1966, this revolution has finished the way "old China" acts by looking at things. Mao has a plan to deprive the Chinese from another Chinese plan, the freedom they experienced over many years (Midori 1). The cultural revolution (complete proletarian culture revolution) was held in China from 1966 to 1976. This goodwill nickname obscures its destruction of the country's population. Under the leadership of Chairman Mao of the Chinese Communist Party, Chairman Mao wants to revive the communist revolutionary spirit and eradicate what he considers as a "bourgeois" intruder. My colleague is different from Mao's vision A half century ago, in China, on May 16, 1966, the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution (1966 - 1976) began. The cultural revolution was the arrogant son of Chairman Mao Tseong of the Chinese Communist Party, and he also decided to set up opponents against him - and what he thought of as the Chinese Revolution. Mao Zedong initially mobilized young people (primarily students) who admired him and his ideas and created a mass movement for the bureaucracy of the Chinese nation and the party which are impeding the true progress in Maoist socialism It was. Therefore, adolescents and red guards (if becoming) are set against contrary traditional practices and customs that reflect psychological, reactionary, anti-revolutionary ideas of foreigners and bourgeoisie, or that are inconsistent with advances in socialism It will be dispatched). Therefore, 1966 was a ten-year turmoil in the country, which was also the beginning of a revolutionary struggle, confusion and violence. Many of these book readers - 30 and 40 years old parents - were born between 1966 and 1976 during the Chinese Cultural Revolution. After this difficult confusion, traditional educational ideas still exist. At school, the teacher continues to evaluate the students based on the extent to which they follow the test scores and instructions. However, as China gradually opened to the world, the Western concept of education became popular and many parents began to question traditional customs.

According to the history book, China has a history of about 4,000 years. Do they have the oldest concentration day that was discovered in 221 BC? E. Gunpowder, printing paper, magnetic compass and, of course, bureaucracy was made, so generations of countries have traded with China (Clayre 8). Many of their records are transparent and unidentified, and today's archaeologists are trying to reveal the truth of China, both in the past dynasties and rulers. The history of China is attractive and complicated. The culture is described as peace and fierce battle. China is made by conquest and is basically governed by a series of warlords. However, China also experienced a period of peaceful and active trade with neighboring countries. China has also been separated many times from the influence of the outside world, and it has become a closed society. These experiences have deeply shaped Chinese culture and strategic thinking. The last century was very difficult for China. The occupation of the Japanese in the 1930s and 1940s and the civil war governed by the Communist Party of Mao Zedong and China in 1949 was a very turbulent era in the history of China. From this civil war, the People's Republic of China has appeared. But this is the beginning of another isolated period China is about to revitalize. In the 19th century China was involved in famine and civil war after many years of domination of foreign imperialists. Boxer uprising began in 1899 and ended in 1901 with the aim of restoring Chinese traditional culture, religion, Confucian ethics. The situation in China is further exacerbated by internal turmoil caused by many people in the Qing Dynasty who believe it is a policy illegal act and corruption. The dynasty collapsed in 1912, the Republic of China was founded. After the Second World War, China was dominated by the revolutionary communist, Mao Zedong Mao Zedong, who established the People's Republic of China. He launched the famous "Little Red Book" which forced the authoritarian society, tightly controlled the Chinese people, and listed the number and direction of exits as part of the next major proletarian culture revolution.

INTRODUCTION The era of cultural revolution (1966 - 1976) was a period of great suffering for all sectors of society. Loss of life between Great Leap and Second China War was greater, but suffering was not only measured by loss of life. Most of the cultural heritage was destroyed, public institutions were seized and operated, and everyone was in danger of being condemned by anti-revolutionary (so-called black) activities and trends. This might seem like a definition of chaotic society, but it is interesting to discuss what is actually understood as confusion. In all academic circles, the Cultural Revolution is often seen as a highly destructive age for China. Meanwhile, one in 10 people in China - estimated 100 million - suffered a loss, but scholars such as Li Feigno and Mobo Gao argued that there were many significant advances, and in some areas the Chinese economy went to the west side It continues exceeding. . They believe that the Cultural Revolution laid the foundation for China's continued growth. During the Cultural Revolution, China exploded the first H-Bomb (1967), launched the Eastern Red Satellite (January 30, 1970), started its first nuclear submarine, made various advances in science and technology I accomplished it. . Medical care is free, and the standard of living in rural areas continues to improve. By contrast, the breakthrough can actually result in greater loss of life, even farmers are included in the deficient economic policy. The Chinese Cultural Revolution (1966 - 1976) - a broad social and political turmoil of the People's Republic of China, initiated by President of the People's Republic of China, Mao Zedong. Mao said that the elements of "free bourgeoisie" penetrated the party and society as a whole, they wanted to regain capitalism. Mao Zedong mobilized thoughts and actions of Chinese youth, claimed to eliminate these factors through class struggle after the revolution, formed a red guard organization throughout the country. Afterwards, this movement also spread to the military, workers in urban areas, and the leadership of the party itself. Mao Zedong himself officially declared that the cultural revolution ended in 1969, but the power struggle and political instability during the arrest of the four from 1969 to 1976 are now widely considered to be part of the revolution There.

Catherine of Anchee Min: The lesson of survival was born in Shanghai, China in 1957. Under the control of the Chinese Communist Party Mao Zedong, Anchee Min followed the teachings of Mao Zedong (Book Reporter). In 1974, she worked in the labor camp for a while. In 1984 she came to the USA and by 1994 her memoirs "Red Rhododendron" became an international bestseller (a book jacket). Catherine, her first novel, was published in 1995. The troubling Katherine was called "a powerful lesson of survival" (book folder) by Vogue critic. The story of Anchee Min tells us that the first American female writer Pearl Race received the Nobel Prize. Min announced a fictional work inspired by the real events of pearls raised in China. In the story of Min, she encountered a fictitious Willow Yee, built a faithful friendship that allowed them to grow up through boxer movement, Chinese revolution, and the turbulent era of the Mao Zedong era. But in friendship, Yu and Pearl have their own difficult paths whether it is a series of personal tragedies, the story of love or the political problem of division. But through all of these, both women are passionate, mischievous and faithful, and you will fall in love with them both if you agree with their actions. If * Anchee Min's * Red Azalea * was always a quiet and sincere explanation of Mao's Life, * Chinese daughter * is a bright and hopeful future war of how the people of the People's Liberation Army official changed into himself It is an amazing story about. Please become a People's Liberation Army and fight against enemies for her love and freedom. Meihong witnessed how the party and the PLA used the fraud, lied to confusing himself, confronting friends and friends, and even family members. In a sense, * Chinese daughter * is more real than * red rhododendron *. On the story that Mae Hong 's aunt Lindy is being cleaned, her mother worked to feed his family in the Far East, and her grandfather was burned to oil again. Three stars Anchee Min's first memoir "Red Rhododendron" is the story of her life as a member of the Mao Zedong Chinese Red Guard. Here, she explains as the millions of immigrants who are trying to adjust and absorb the American life and to enjoy her new opportunities and freedoms. In China, she feels that she can only become a "cooked seed" and not grow up and have the opportunity to realize her dream. However, in the United States, she can only dismiss five jobs at a time, draws her own artistic dreams and draws dreams, realizing the rich and fulfilling life of today.

In 1966, Mao Zedong began the cultural revolution. This seemed like a massive purification policy to make Mao Zedong and its supporters ultimately surpass the Chinese Communist Party. Mao Zedong officially launched the cultural revolution at the 11th General Assembly of the 8th Central Committee. In the next decade, millions of people were destroyed, imprisoned, blamed for the "bourgeois tendency" that had been hidden before, and tens of thousands of people were executed. Mao Tse also tried to change the beliefs and old ways of Chinese people by changing school education. Cultural revolution is the biggest educational event in the past 100 years that occurred between 1966 and 1976. Mao Zedong is a leader of the cultural revolution and wanted to achieve a cultural revolution by setting goals to form more emotional bureaucracy. . In the era when Red Guard fought a democratic society, the Cultural Revolution attacked areas known as "the four old people". - ... Although geographical places are on both sides of the equator, both cultures are experiencing the devastating consequences of social and financial differences, and the cycle of tragic disarray caused by lifestyle . Intimate apartheid reveals the meaning of this "circulation" in the African American context. Family and childhood experience is another important generation aspect of customs A half century ago, in China, on May 16, 1966, the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution (1966 - 1976) began. The cultural revolution was the arrogant son of Chairman Mao Tseong of the Chinese Communist Party, and he also decided to set up opponents against him - and what he thought of as the Chinese Revolution. Mao Zedong initially mobilized young people (primarily students) who admired him and his ideas and created a mass movement for the bureaucracy of the Chinese nation and the party which are impeding the true progress in Maoist socialism It was. Therefore, adolescents and red guards (if becoming) are set against contrary traditional practices and customs that reflect psychological, reactionary, anti-revolutionary ideas of foreigners and bourgeoisie, or that are inconsistent with advances in socialism It will be dispatched). Therefore, 1966 was a ten-year turmoil in the country, which was also the beginning of a revolutionary struggle, confusion and violence.

Communism China and the Cultural Revolution (1949 - 1976) was an important period in China's history. The ongoing conflict between the Chinese Communist Party and Kuomintang (KMT) brought China's civil war (1945-1949). In 1949, the Chinese Communist Party, which had been working closely with the Soviet Union, defeated the Kuomintang and dominated the mainland China. Mao Zedong, the leader of the Communist Party of China, established the People's Republic of China and today it is known as the Communist Party of China ("Chinese history"). The Cultural Revolution was officially the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution and was a social and political movement in China from 1966 to 1976. A clear goal, launched by the Chinese Communist Party chair Mao Zedong, is to maintain "real" communism ideology in the country. Remove the remains of capitalism and traditional elements from the Chinese society and strengthen Mao Zedong thought as the mainstream ideology within the party. The revolution showed that Mao restored power after a breakthrough failure. This movement paralyzed Chinese politics and exerted a major negative impact on China's economy and society. In 1966, Chinese Communist leader Mao Zedong started a so-called cultural revolution to reaffirm his authority over the Chinese government. Mao believed that the present Communist leaders are pushing the party and China itself in the wrong direction, eliminating the "impurities" of Chinese society and revolutionary spirit that led to the civil war 20 years ago and the victory of the Chinese people I asked my young people to reactivate them. Republic's formation culture revolution continues at various stages until the death of Mao's East in 1976, the legacy of torture and violence will resonate with China's politics and society in the coming decades. In modern society, Confucianism and other new Confucianists still exist, but during the Cultural Revolution Confucianism was often attacked by leaders of the Chinese Communist Party. This part is the continuation of Confucian condemnation by intellectuals and activists in the early 20th century and the reason why the ethnic centric closure principle of the Qing Dynasty and the refusal of modernization brought China's tragedy of the 19th century. Confucius does not have many disciples, and more than half of them are recorded in Zuo Zhuan. Analects recorded 22 names that are most likely to be Confucius disciples, but Mencius recorded 24 names, but there is a high probability that more disciples did not record their names. While other people are coming from neighboring countries, most Confucius disciples are from Lu.

China's population policy 1949-2004 China's population problem can be reduced to four main periods. 1949 - The People's Republic of China actually encourages families to raise many children. This is to create more workers who live in a communist environment and want to improve production. From 1950 to 1960, the population of China increased from 554,760 in 1950 to 657,492 in 1960, an increase of more than 100 million. . Since 1949, China's population policy has attracted attention because of its large growth, controversial one-child policy. The population of China is 1.3 billion people, an annual increase of 8 million people. Since 1979, the government has restricted families to children. The Government took drastic measures to protect strict food and dwelling conditions and the environment. In fact, China is not the biggest factor in the world's population growth. This suspicious honor belongs to India, with only one billion people. Every year, 15 million Indians are born instead of die. The difference is due to the birthrate and the number of women of childbearing age. There are 16 births per 1,000 people in China and 25 births per 1,000 people in India, but in China there are many women of childbearing age, so the annual growth rate is not so different. During the Mao Zedong era from 1949 to 1976, about 1 billion people in China's total population were influenced by the devastating policy of Mao Zedong. During the breakthrough, 800 million farmers were influenced by this devastating utopia policy, and in the Cultural Revolution 200 million people living in urban areas were devastated. Another aspect to explain the destructive nature of the Maoist period is that the political structure of the Chinese Communist Party is based on the Leninist Party's nation. As we saw in the former Soviet Union, whether it is Stalin or Mao, the Leninist party gave unlimited power to the highest leadership that could not be controlled. https://www.ushmm.org/confront-genocide/speakers-and-events/all-speakers-and-events/genocide-and-mass-murder-in-the-twentieth-century-a-historical-perspective/ Case in China - genocide and poverty policy In 1949, Mao Zedong founded the Communist Party of China with the motto of "fairness and justice". In 1956, Mao Zedong launched the "Hundred Flower Movement" to encourage "active criticism" of its policy, and revealed a series of criticisms unacceptable by the government. Until the late 1980s protestors' voices are not redisplayed in the headlines, so the opposition 's silence is repeated because of the government' s closed attitude. The 'reconstruction' stage in China began with Deng Xiaoping's important reforms on modernization of agriculture, industry, defense and technology.

Despite her academic achievement, she is still hindered by her poor class status. Gilly is anxious to be a red successor. The red successor is a student who will become a red guard in the future. (Red guard is a high school student or college student who helped to force and destroy 4 old people). Because her grandfather is a landlord, her father was said to be right (opposed or against the Communist Party), people began to insult Gilly at school. The title of the red scarf is a symbol of childhood of Jiang Jili. Like many people, she grew up with the Mao Zedong and cultural prostate revolution. The red scarf is a symbol of this revolution, I am wearing it, I believe that all classes gather for common interests. Even if her father was accused of father's faith long ago, the Jiang could not accept the possibility that Mao Zedong might not be able to meet everything he promised. In 1966, when the Chinese leader Mao Zedong began the cultural revolution, the lives of Jiang Zemin and his family dramatically changed. As a future leader, Jiang Geili was abused and insulted by the people who respected her once. Her family suffered a similar fate. This article provides students insight into ordinary family life under cultural tyranny. Roald Dahl speaks of a series of traditional stories, legends, and allegories in simple poems. From "emperor's new clothes" to "Hansell and Gretel", Dahl changed the old story into an active contemporary poetry. Clearly, simple words and contemporary environment will attract readers to the theme of Dar's satire and social commentary. The series focuses on British social behavior and values ​​in a fairly narrow range. However, this can be balanced by covering the range of topics such as upper class and moral exaggeration. Among the girls wearing red scarves, Gilly is the leader of her class and is the president of her school's student union. However, for the sake of her political status, her father, she was hampered by her to audition for the central Liberation Army Academy of Arts did not know at the time. Her family is considered a "black family". Because, her father even though does not guarantee her, her grandfather is a landlord, her father is because is considered "rights advocates". Many people have accused Geely house of the old road, or Mao Zedong has been protested by the president with the "four-year-old youth" and "five black". Gilly must deal with her difficult choices between education and political future or her family. This book explains her experience in the cultural revolution, such as betrayed by classmates, destroying the four old people, attempting red guards or terrible arrests.

Gifts for girlfriend Chen Chong's movie "Being a Girl" has two gifts. One is a kaleidoscope and the other is an apple. These two different gifts play an opposite role in the life of Xiu Xiu. Kaleidoscope represents invisible beauty, it never exists for a long time Apple is a symbol of evil desire. Kaleidoscope is the gift of the first lover of Xiu Xiu, boys and narrator. This gift appeared three times in the movie, symbolizing beauty, but also because of the characteristics of the kaleidoscope, you can see that a good era does not last. Xiu Xiu: The Sent Down Girl (Director Joan Chen, 1998) and The Blue Kite (Director Tian Zhuangzhuang, 1993) concentrated their story into Mao's young Chinese in his later years. The protagonists of these two films - as well as the audience - showed the reality of movements and movements proposed by Mao Mao played by his men. Actually, Mao Zedong is very aware of the difference between city life and rural life, reflecting this idea because his policy directly influences the youth of the city under the name of realizing a more equal society . By focusing on the major historical events that dramatically changed the lives of Chinese youth, Chen He Zhuangzhuang made impressive criticism of the People's Republic of China under Mao Zedong under the guidance of the 1960s and 1970s Did. As we all know, Joan of Arc has a lot of things: a saint, a farmer's girl, a messenger, a madman, a war captain, and a witch. When I was thirteen, she began listening to "sound". She went into a war when she was seventeen. Joan is already convinced that she was sent from God to save France. Two years later, she burned at the age of 19. Below, I will explain the events from childhood to death. Joan was born on the farm in 1412. Her father is a farmhouse and her mother is a housewife. Joan is trained to spin wool and spirit cow. Like most girls in her time, Joan can not read or write. In the process of growth, Joan is a faithful Catholic. There was a war between English and French, English was also prevailing. The British occupied the capital city Paris and replaced the Prince of France. The attack on Joan's village caused a "voice" that seems to have been sent from God.

"You are not a animal but a man, you have the right to be loved" (262). Liang Heng and Judith Shapiro 's "Child of Revolution" is a book showing inhumanity many aspects of Chinese life during the Cultural Revolution. This book tells Liang Heng's many memories about his childhood and his departure from China in his twenties. This book shows the real movements during the Cultural Revolution, the influence of "Mao Zedong worship" to society and Hengan, and the influence of Heng's private life during this period. The "Revolutionary Son" written by Liang Heng and his wife Judith Shapiro is a story of Liang's own adults and is also a follow-up record of the political and cultural turbulence of the Chinese Communist Party. In the mid-20th century, it held power. Liang Heng was born in Changsha, the biggest city in central China in 1954. He established the Communist Republic for five years from President Mao Zedong. He has two sisters, Liang Fang and Liang Weiping. His parents are all promising work of the Communist Party. When the beam was just a few years old, his mother was criticized as criticizing the party 'rights' and sent to labor reform. Liang's father wanted to keep his family away from the destructive "right wing" association, divorce his wife and prohibit children from seeing her. Despite his efforts, Liang and his sisters are still deprived of the opportunity to bully their children at school as "right" parents. Liang Heng was born in Changsha, Hunan province. When he was a child, he was living a difficult life while coping with the Cultural Revolution, party bureaucracy, and poverty issues. His experience of growing up in Communist China in 1983, the revolutionary son, during the turmoil of the cultural revolution, was announced with his wife Judith Shapiro. He is the only son born with journalists and policemen. Initially, he and his two sisters got a place in the Chinese Communist regime - their parents were very good, everyone was eagerly believed in Mao Zedong, Mao Zedong. During the hundred flower movement, the fate of Liangus changed. At the beginning of the campaign, faithful communists were encouraged to find mistakes in the existing regime in order to purify Communism. Unfortunately for the stakeholders, this movement was soon replaced by an "anti-rightsist" movement opposite the flower movement. In collaboration with Judith Shapiro, Liang Heng wrote one of the most memorable and easy-to-accept autobiographies from "confusing generation" in China, which was a mess of "revolutionary mess" (1966 - 1976). I am growing in the middle of the year. The revolutionary son starts with a chapter on Liang's childhood memory of politically related tension between his father and mother in the late 1950s and follows a basic chronological format ("Chairman Mao's nice His marriage statement ended in the year. He is one of English teachers at Hunan Normal University in Changsha ("Mr. Xia, American Expert").

The social and economic change of the Chinese Communist Party in 1949 When Mao Zedong crown power in China in 1949, he said. Many reforms in China for many years and then will still work for these things. Starting with the "Marriage Law", Mao Zedong will begin a series of reforms aimed at alleviating and changing citizens. Mao Zedong ruled China in 1949, and the People's Republic of China declared as a communist country in the People's Republic of China. Since 1949, economic reform has been implemented for many years, but China has always maintained communism. China is called "Red China" because the Communist Party dominates the country. With the revolution in 1959, Fidel Castro and his colleagues took over the Cuban government. By 1961 Cuba has become a communist country completely and has established a close relationship with the Soviet Union. At the same time, the US prohibits all trade with Cuba. After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, Cuba was forced to find a source of new trade and financial subsidies, including China, Bolivia and Venezuela. When the Communists occupied China in 1949, the country was in social, economic and military crisis. What is needed are excellent economic policies that will raise the current situation to a stable level, and policies to prepare for the future. The economy of the country is usually measured by statistics, which is reflected in people's lifestyle. In retrospect, the first seven years of Chinese Communist Party rule was very successful. Regarding quality, more than half of deaths have been achieved by implementing health measures, so the living environment has also improved. Finally, a new country was established and started activities in a smooth and balanced way.

Mao mobilized Chinese people to speed up the process of industrialization to catch up with other countries. Mao needs to change direction, but he is dissatisfied with the Chinese Communist Party due to his massive breakthrough failure. Mao Zedong began worrying that China is shifting from socialist ideals to capitalism. In 1958, he promoted independence "great leap forward" movement in rural development. Failure of the big leap weakened Mao's position in the Communist Party, they began to oppose him. Early in the 1950s and 1960s, China was known as Red China or Communist China among Americans. However, from the late 1950s to the early 1960s relations between China, the United States, and the Soviet Union changed. Differences between China and the Soviet Union, and the tension between China and Russia, urged China and the United States to examine the strategic value of normalization between the two countries. In 1971, the US media broadcast major news: the American table tennis team was invited to visit Beijing. This incident opened the door of friendly exchanges between the two and caused a major change in public opinion - most Americans for the first time agree to approve that the People's Republic of China and PR will join the United Nations I did (Kusnitz, 135) From the 1970s to the 1980s, economic relations were central to Japan-China relations. Japan has been China's largest trading partner since the 1960s. Despite concerns about trade imbalances in the late 1980s, there was no indication of a decrease in intraday trade. In 1979 and 1980, China canceled or amended the ambitious plan in the past and imported a large amount of Japanese technology in the late 1970s. In the late 1980s, the low expectations of both sides appeared to produce more realistic economic and technical partnerships.

Mao mobilized Chinese people to speed up the process of industrialization to catch up with other countries. Mao needs to change direction, but he is dissatisfied with the Chinese Communist Party due to his massive breakthrough failure. Mao Zedong began worrying that China is shifting from socialist ideals to capitalism. In 1958, he promoted independence "great leap forward" movement in rural development. Failure of the big leap weakened Mao's position in the Communist Party, they began to oppose him. Early in the 1950s and 1960s, China was known as Red China or Communist China among Americans. However, from the late 1950s to the early 1960s relations between China, the United States, and the Soviet Union changed. Differences between China and the Soviet Union, and the tension between China and Russia, urged China and the United States to examine the strategic value of normalization between the two countries. In 1971, the US media broadcast major news: the American table tennis team was invited to visit Beijing. This incident opened the door of friendly exchanges between the two and caused a major change in public opinion - most Americans for the first time agree to approve that the People's Republic of China and PR will join the United Nations I did (Kusnitz, 135) From the 1970s to the 1980s, economic relations were central to Japan-China relations. Japan has been China's largest trading partner since the 1960s. Despite concerns about trade imbalances in the late 1980s, there was no indication of a decrease in intraday trade. In 1979 and 1980, China canceled or amended the ambitious plan in the past and imported a large amount of Japanese technology in the late 1970s. In the late 1980s, the low expectations of both sides appeared to produce more realistic economic and technical partnerships.