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Abstract Mao Zedong was the supreme leader first of the Chinese Communist Party and then, after it won power, of all of China, in which capacity he installed communist economic and political systems in the country and initiated policies that led to tens of millions of deaths. He led the Party on the “Long March” in the 1930s to evade its
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Mao Zedong’s Understanding and Evaluation of the Term Mao Zedong Thought
2021This article introduces and analyzes the two terms “Mao Zedong Thought” and “Maoism” to help readers better understand the content of Mao Zedong Thought.
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Russian Politics & Law, 1995
During Mao Zedong's visit to Moscow in February 1950, our Department of Culture decided to acquaint our Chinese friends more intimately with the intellectual life of the capital. They thought they ought to begin with the pride of Soviet ballet, The Red Poppy, at the Bolshoi Theater.
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During Mao Zedong's visit to Moscow in February 1950, our Department of Culture decided to acquaint our Chinese friends more intimately with the intellectual life of the capital. They thought they ought to begin with the pride of Soviet ballet, The Red Poppy, at the Bolshoi Theater.
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2014
In May 1958, Mao Zedong officially launched what history records as China’s “Great Leap Forward”—the principal motive of which was to create a material foundation upon which the nation’s defense and power projection capabilities might confidently rest.3 While the provision of a productive base for the Socialist state of the future remained part of the ...
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In May 1958, Mao Zedong officially launched what history records as China’s “Great Leap Forward”—the principal motive of which was to create a material foundation upon which the nation’s defense and power projection capabilities might confidently rest.3 While the provision of a productive base for the Socialist state of the future remained part of the ...
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Monthly Review, 2004
In 1995 a foreign reporter interviewed me about Mao. She sought me out as someone who had met the man in person and openly admired him over the years. She asked, "What about all the people he killed? What about all those famine deaths? And what about all the suffering and destruction of people in the Cultural Revolution?" With these questions she lined
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In 1995 a foreign reporter interviewed me about Mao. She sought me out as someone who had met the man in person and openly admired him over the years. She asked, "What about all the people he killed? What about all those famine deaths? And what about all the suffering and destruction of people in the Cultural Revolution?" With these questions she lined
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Asian Survey, 1980
Much of the biographical literature on Mao Zedong has concentrated on the originality of his contribution to Marxist theory or on those environmental factors believed to have had a formative impact on the evolution of his thought or the pattern of his political career, thereby tending to neglect the question of Mao's impact on the Chinese political ...
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Much of the biographical literature on Mao Zedong has concentrated on the originality of his contribution to Marxist theory or on those environmental factors believed to have had a formative impact on the evolution of his thought or the pattern of his political career, thereby tending to neglect the question of Mao's impact on the Chinese political ...
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Chinese Sociology & Anthropology, 1995
A social and political critic of no fixed abode, Liu Xiaobo, one of China's most outspoken dissidents, writes occasional articles for the Hong Kong press. The following excerpts come from an essay written about Mao and China's post-Deng scenario in late 1994.
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A social and political critic of no fixed abode, Liu Xiaobo, one of China's most outspoken dissidents, writes occasional articles for the Hong Kong press. The following excerpts come from an essay written about Mao and China's post-Deng scenario in late 1994.
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