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22 Cards in this Set
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1949
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Civil War between KMT and CCP
PRC founded ROC retreats to Taiwan |
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1950-53
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Korean War
U.S. 7th Fleet patrols the Taiwan Strait |
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1966-76
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"The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution" in PRC
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1972
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Richard Nixon visits PRC
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1976
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Mao's death, end of Mao era
arrest of "Gang of Four" |
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1978
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Deng Xiaoping launches "Four Modernizations"
"New Era" in post-Mao China "thaw" in literature and art |
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1989
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Student-led Democracy Movement ends in Tiananmen Massacre
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1992
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Deng Xiaoping's visit to South China leads to expansion of market economy
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2000
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Presidential election in Taiwan
Chen Shui-bien of DDP is elected, first non-KMT leader |
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1958
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The Great Leap Forward
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1957
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Anti-Rightist Movement (Ding Ling accused)
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Women writing women:
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Ding Ling
Xiao Hong Ling Shuhua Chen Ying |
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Ling Shuhua and Chen Ying
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not left-leaning writers
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Ding Ling
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Transformed from feminist writer to committed Communist writer
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"When I Was In Xia Village"
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Ding Ling
intended as leftist, received mixed reaction |
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Xiao Hong
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not a leftist writer, wrote about poor because of her upbringing in rural Manchuria
after 1949, "Hands" interpreted as socialist writing believed in "art for art" |
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"Growing Up With Posters in the Maoist Era"
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Chen Xiaomei
How literature is received from a personal perspective |
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"Love Must Not Be Forgotten"
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Zhang Jie
Post-Mao, Post-Cultural Revolution Reflects on Maoist period, can be interpreted as a response to Chen and Wang's works |
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"Party Membership Dues"
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Wang Yuanjian
Red Classic of the Maoist period, shows how literature is produced according to Mao's directives |
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Talks at Yenan
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Mao Zedong
1) expose the enemy 2) promote unity against the united front |
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"Women"
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Chen Ying
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"The Night of the Mid-Autumn Festival"
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Ling Shuhua
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