Lin Biao

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The article titled “ Long Live the Victory of People’s War” by Lin Biao in 1965 espoused the Maoist military doctrine while summarizing the experiences of the Chinese in the struggle against the imperialism as a model from which other nations could learn. Under the prevalence of the doctrine of the people’s war, the…

The Famine In the start of the second five year plan, Mao told his people to eat as much as tell wanted to eat so that their strengths can go into agriculture and produce more food to provide to the people of china. During the autumn season, people were told to eat, not worrying about the winter time. During the winter season the amount of food supply decreased. During Chinese New Year, the elderly and the sick began to die and over 25 million people were starving when spring came. The…

The Chinese Cultural Revolution was led by a communist leader by the name of Mao Zedong. This movement took place in the 21th century, precisely in 1966, in China. It was believed that China’s development shaped the world we live in today. China was, and still is one of the greatest countries in the world. China has always been a powerful country. In previous centuries, it was part of the dominant superpowers. This country is still influential today. “Guerilla movements in Asia, Africa, and the…

Forward, an attempt by Mao to rapidly modernize China, failed, Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leaders tried to push Mao into a figurehead role. To prevent this from happening, Mao and his allies, most notably his wife Jiang Qing and army commander Lin Biao, declared bourgeois bureaucrats had infiltrated the government. From 1966 to 1976, Mao instructed the youth of China to attack the revisionists and drive out old ideas in favor of revolutionary communist spirit. Years of propaganda had made Mao…

people living in cities. The Red Guards were so cruel in their actions and killed suspected well-educated people. 12.Along the line, high-ranking CCP officials like Deng Xioping and Lin Biao lost their clout. 13.In 1969, Lin emerged as Mao’s successor. Nevertheless, Mao was unpleased with Lin’s increased power and sacked Lin with the help of Zhou Enlai, China’s first…

The bedrock of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) carries the firm imprint of its architect, Mao Zedong. Revered to the extent of a semi-divine individual, he ruled with irrefutable authority and possessed an extraordinary cult of personality. The mark of the Great Helmsman, which was altogether political, cultural, and ideological, had dramatically defined the country. However, his tenure was contingent on his own mortality. Mao’s death in 1976 spurned a political crisis in which the question…

How did the Cultural Revolution impact in the production of historical knowledge in China? Timmy Lamwaikit SB420181 In Chinese history, Cultural Revolution has an important position.Most of Chinese know the word,but they do not know what do not mean clearly.So,what is a main mean about Cultural Revolution?And what does its impact? Cultural Revolution is a very complicated thing. Its results with the original purpose of the opposite claims, it makes an extremely tragic consequences. The…

From 1949 through 1976, Mao Zedong ruled China under a Communist form of government. Throughout Mao’s reign, a number disasterous military, economic, and social endeavors should have buried him politically. Some of these endeavors include China’s involvement in the Korean War, the Great Leap Forward, division of the Communist party, and relations with the Soviet Union and the United States. However, his popularity and role as the ultimate leader kept Mao in power, so much so as to spark the…

absolute authority. After that, people started shouted out the slogan "long live Chairman MAO”, which gradually become a requirement for the people. Personal cult changes the ruler’s “correctness" into "the truth", make the person becomes "god”. Lin Biao, compiled some of Mao's writings into a handbook entitled Quotations from Chairman Mao. Known as the "Little Red Book," copies were made available to all Chinese. Everyone in China had a copy. Legalizing and immobilizing the rulers’ rule made…