Its in 1966 china was swept up by the rising tide of the cultural revolution in august more than 1000000 people gathered on chan on men square to celebrate. Chairman mao tse launched a movement for the masses the aim was to weed out anyone who appeared eager to steer the revolution and peoples mindsets toward capitalism the young people of china became messengers of miles communist doctrine. They were joined by people from all over the world who believed in baals philosophy. More than 400 foreigners were involved in the cultural revolution. Their sons and daughters known as the red children were given a communist education and as teenagers were drawn into the revolution their lives are a missing page in an otherwise well known chapter of chinese history. The story of the red children begins with that of their parents during this tumultuous period of the 20th century they left their homes with the dream of helping to found a new china. Off once in for someone say. My father was born int
This in 1966 china was swept up by the rising tide of the cultural revolution in august more than 1000000 people gathered on chin on many squares to celebrate. Chairman mao tse told launched a movement for the masses the aim was to weed out anyone who appeared eager to steer the revolution and peoples mindsets toward capitalism the young people of china became messengers of miles communist doctrine. They were joined by people from all over the world who believed involves philosophy. More than 400 foreigners were involved in the cultural revolution. Their sons and daughters known as the red children were given a communist education and as teenagers were drawn into the revolution their lives are a missing page in an otherwise well known chapter of chinese history. The story of the red children begins with that of their parents during this tumultuous period of the 20th century they left their homes with a dream of helping to found a new china. For someone say. My father was born into an u
This in 1966 china was swept up by the rising tide of the cultural revolution in august more than 1000000 people gathered on chan on many square to celebrate. Chairman mao tse tung launched a movement for the masses the aim was to weed out anyone who appeared eager to steer the revolution and peoples mindsets toward capitalism the young people of china became messengers of miles communist doctrine. They were joined by people from all over the world who believed in miles philosophy. More than 400 foreigners were involved in the cultural revolution. Their sons and daughters known as the red children were given a communist education and as teenagers were drawn into the revolution their lives are a missing page in an otherwise well known chapter of chinese history. The story of the red children begins with that of their parents during this tumultuous period of the 20th century they left their homes with the dream of helping to found a new china. For someone say you my father was born into
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In the concern in the us among these protesters that the closer we get to that deadline but the worse the situation here for them is going to be that were going to see a continuing deterioration of democracy in this country a deterioration of human rights of freedom of speech of freedom of assembly and that is why the people have come out so strongly over the past few weeks all right for the moment wayne hay live for us there in hong kong lets get the view from beijing now katrina you is standing by for us there in the Chinese Capital so its an open question as to how. Mainland china is going to be viewing this and how theyre going to respond to this. Well that is the question i mean certainly the people here in beijing with be watching this and asked this is something that they would have thought is unthinkable really from their perspective now. If so far its you know later tonight after midnight and we havent had any official response from beijing but its its been quiet here and in f