This new campaign was described by Mao and his associates as a “Cultural Revolution,” and the disruption that it wreaked on China and its economy lasted for nearly a decade. It is estimated ...

In sum, the Chinese believe they can survive Trump’s onslaught. Indeed, many believe it may help them, by destroying US ...

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Our expert guest speaker draws parallels with the chaotic Cultural Revolution in China in 1966. Read more at straitstimes.com ...

China has a lot at stake. For Xi Jinping and his regime, the first Trump presidency was a grave disappointment. Your ...

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While many 1970s counterculture youth viewed Mao-era China as a model for social revolution ... And yet, in the quotidian moments of cultural exchange, inside jokes, and social commentary that ...

As the New York Times reports, Chinese people inside and outside the communist country are comparing the beginning of Donald ...