A Brief Overview of China’s Cultural Revolution

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 regarded as part of the revolution There.