After the disastrous Cultural Revolution, the CCP pretended to reform itself so it could attract foreign investment. Now, it is done pretending.

During the Cultural Revolution, I was born in 1967 when everything was dark. My dad describes this Cultural Revolution. Everything was dark and no truth could be seen. So I named you Rushan, shadowlight.

The CCP couldn’t stop the Cultural Revolution until Mao died. The CCP can’t abolish zero-COVID until who knows what happens to Xi. No wonder the French scholar Jean-Philippe Béja questioned Xi's hold on power.

And that's the way that you can effect what they call a cultural revolution,” he said. “You have to break people from liking that thing … from trusting that thing.

During the Cultural Revolution in the 1960s and 1970s, traditional wushu masters were persecuted and marginalized by the Chinese Communist Party, causing it to become out of touch with its origins.

It shows that Chinese society has regressed to the Cultural Revolution period," he said. Akio commented that Xi evaded important issues by filling his political report with meaningless content.

Revolution that saw the arbitrary arrest, torture, and execution of up to tens of millions of citizens deemed to be "counter-revolutionaries."

, chairman of the party and President of the Republic, as they read collectively "Little Red Book" of quotations from Mao's works during the "great proletarian cultural revolution."

Fang compared Shanghai's mass disinfection action to house raids during the Cultural Revolution in the 1960s and claimed that urban areas were given priority due to authorities' “personal interests.”

On July 20, 1999, he initiated a Cultural Revolution-style campaign of propaganda, book burnings, mass imprisonment, and coercive “transformation” of Falun Gong practitioners. Jiang took the campaign personally, almost to the point of obsession.

"The elites around Xi are former Red Guards who experienced China's Cultural Revolution, shouting slogans and brandishing Little Red Books with Mao's instructions in their hands.

According to a CNN report, “Amazon uses techniques that eerily resemble some of the tactics that Mao Zedong used during the Cultural Revolution in China.” A Screenshot of the main page of Amazon's China Books store.

Revolution from 1966 to 1976, where throngs of Red Guards would chant Maoist slogans as they destroyed temples, statues, and other historic buildings as they tried to eradicate Chinese traditional culture.

This has the whiff of Mao’s Cultural Revolution.

Revolution from 1966 to 1976, where throngs of Red Guards would chant Maoist slogans as they destroyed temples, statues, and other historic buildings as they tried to eradicate Chinese traditional culture.

People who went through the Cultural Revolution will never forget Zhang Zhixin, who was sent to jail because she criticized Mao for his failure in the Great Leap Forward.

It seems to go back to the Cultural Revolution when the Red Guards were entitled with forces.

(Wenwen Guo) Guo's flyers and petition and the EndCCP.com website refer to the COVID-19 coverup, the Cultural Revolution, the Tiananmen Square Massacre, the loss of freedoms and democracy in Hong Kong, the persecution of faith and ethnic groups, and

When the “One China Policy” was developed, the world already had a taste of the intentions of the CCP: its occupation of Tibet from 1949 to 1951, the Great Leap Forward, the Cultural Revolution, and human rights abuses—all of these were already evident

Critics contend that removing statues is part of a neo-Marxist cultural revolution that seeks to portray the United States as a systemically racist country founded on slavery.

His memoir on the Cultural Revolution is considered "the living fossil of the Cultural Revolution."

The radicals, then as now, rejected what the Cultural Revolution called the Four Olds—old ideas, old cultures, old customs, old habits.

Mao led the communist Cultural Revolution and started a regime in China responsible for the deaths of tens of millions of people.

The Hundred Flower Movement and the Cultural Revolution eradicated the intellectual class.

Actually, we are not that far from a Cultural Revolution 2.0 in America.

"Everyone has seen the results of the 20th National Congress, and many people believe that the CCP is going back to an era similar to the Cultural Revolution.

Instead, Fu told the panel, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has increasingly asserted far more control, and Chinese citizens are now experiencing the worst period of persecution since Mao Zedong’s Cultural Revolution.

In this second Cultural Revolution, Xi has positioned himself as the savior of both the Chinese culture and the CCP. He may also be the man who killed the goose that lays the golden eggs, as his policies caused the economy to slow.

Communist Party cadres hang a placard on the neck of a Chinese man during the Cultural Revolution in 1966. The words on the placard states the man’s name and accuse him of being a member of the “black class.”

"They are following the line of the Chinese Cultural Revolution," said Loudon, who is also a contributor to The Epoch Times. "The Cultural Revolution wiped out the previous Chinese culture; they toppled statues and desecrated monuments."