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    economics of China was mainly based on agriculture for many centuries. The economy of China could not be separated from Mao. Mao was the chairman of CCP in China from the year 1943 to 1976. Mao was calles as Chairman Mao or The Great Leader Chairman Mao. During the Mao period‚ most of the Chinese citizens were poor people except for the political elite people in China. During the Mao era‚ China economics was mainly emphasized on the heavy industry. The success of the heavy industries in china was measured

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    The U.S. Table Tennis team was in Nagoya‚ Japan in 1971 for the 31st World Table Tennis Championships on April 6 when they received an invitation to visit China. From the early years of the People’s Republic‚ sports had played an important role in diplomacy‚ often incorporating the slogan "Friendship First‚ Competition Second". During the isolationist years‚ athletes were among the few PRC nationals who were allowed to travel overseas. On April 10‚ 1971‚ the team and accompanying journalists became

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    developments in China. At that time a dispute between Chiang Kai Shek and Mao Tse Tung. Japan army seized Manchuria and China dominate the interior. China country is the birthplace of the father and his ancestors in the Kwantung. During his youth 15 years‚ Chin Peng have a feeling that is close to the western educated nationalist Chiang Kai Shek who dominate the southern China and Taiwan. But the booklet ’On Protacted War’ essay Mao Tse Tung changed his mind on the flow of communism. Clear determination

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    They still feel scared and hopeless‚ because they were separated from their parents. Rae Yang at the end of the story was confused. After so many changes that she went through‚ she didn’t know what to do. For example‚ when Mao forbade to use nannies‚ her family had nanny whose name was Aunty‚ even she loved her‚ she didn’t know how to help her .Yang was afraid to help her‚ because she was a member in Red Guards (Yang 385). Another example‚ is that Red Guard cut every woman’s

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    no longer did tensions rage on caused by past differences. Relations between western societies also greatly improved such as that with Great Britain and multiple others. The Socialist element that had been the base of the Chinese republic since Mao took over china‚ was not thrown out with the new ideals of Deng Xiopeng. He rather followed in the footsteps of Lenin as he kept the socialist base but began implementing capitalist elements into it. Deng’s reasons for ultimately compromising on some

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    peers in China. As an educated youth‚ she later devoted her five years on a pig farm in a village located at northern China‚ herding pigs and performing other physical labor. Although grew up with faith in the Communist Party and love for Chairman Mao‚ she enthusiasm for revolution and devotion to the new China ended after suffering from hardship of physical labor. Spider Eaters is a document recorded by Yang‚ someone who actually participated in and witnessed the Cultural Revolution‚ so Spider

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    Edward McKnight Kauffer started his expert life as a painter‚ however got to be one of Britain’s best known between war originators. He grasped business outline as a method for profiting as well as a vital artistic expression in its own privilege. Counterparts commended him as a ’decent interpreter’‚ adroit at utilizing present day workmanship to address a mainstream gathering of people. Naturally introduced to destitution in the Midwest of America‚ in his late adolescents Kauffer was given the

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    Red Guards are organizations of the Chinese Cultural Revolution. They are generally divided into two kinds‚ one is the various civil organizations‚ including workers‚ peasants‚ military academies and practitioners‚ and practitioners of literary and artistic organizations. The other one is Refers to the young students in universities and secondary schools formed by the spontaneous formation of student groups. Red Guards is not a real national army‚ but a special group of student organizations. It

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    events depicted include the end of the “Warlord period‚” the Sino-Japanese War and the period of Japanese Occupation of China‚ the post-war reconsolidation of the Nationalist Government‚ the Communist takeover‚ Cultural Revolution and the later post-Mao period. In this regard‚ Chen’s film should be seen as both representative and influential within modern (Fifth and Sixth Generation) Chinese cinema‚ in which the narrative strategy of contrasting the small- and large-scale‚ with the former emphasized

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    The reactions to the ‘Tiananmen Square Massacre’ from the ‘Chinese Communist Party’ were driven by a need to maintain total control of China. As Michael Lynch states in the supporting quotation‚ they were willing to curtail the political freedoms of the public to do so. Most modern historians‚ including Lynch and Zhang Liang believe the immediate reactions of the C.C.P. were motivated by China’s political leaders who wanted a “violent end to the affair.” The long-term reactions from the C.C.P

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