Fifty Years Later, How Is the Cultural Revolution Still Present in Life in China?

Fifty years ago this May 16, Chinese Communist Party leader Mao Zedong launched the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution, a chaotic, terrifying, and often deadly decade-long campaign to “purify” C.C.P. ideology and reassert his political dominance. Despite its profound and traumatic impact on Chinese society, the legacy of the Cultural Revolution is seldom formally addressed

Related Keywords

Yang Su ,Hubei ,China ,Baoquan ,Sichuan ,Beijing ,Lijia Zhang ,Shanxi ,Guangxi ,Guangdong ,Jilin ,Greece ,Jianchuan ,Yunnan ,Greek ,Chinese ,Arthur Kleinman ,Deng Xiaoping ,Bian Zhongyun ,Jie Li ,Guobin Yang ,Lynn White ,Ba Jin ,Chen Xiaolu ,Joan Kleinman ,Mao Zedong ,Marshall Chen Yi ,Ralph Thaxton ,Experimental Middle School Of Beijing Teachers University ,Jianchuan Museum Cluster ,Party Resolution ,Al Jazeera ,Chinese Communist Party ,People Liberation Army ,Cultural Revolution ,Experimental Middle School ,Beijing Teachers University ,Baoquan Tea House ,How Is It Possible ,Liberation Army ,United Statess ,Democracy Wall ,Red Guards ,Tang Dynasty ,Great Leap Forward ,Professor Ralph ,Late Maoism ,Great Leap ,June Fourth ,Communist Party ,Media ,Ournalism ,Xi Jinping ,Gang Of Four ,949 ,Censorship ,