During the Cultural Revolution, three different "Communes" coexisted at the same time. All three of them were Mao Zedong's ideas and they were widely used but they all died out now. In 1958, "People's Commune" had replaced the name of thousands of traditional Chinese "village" and "town". In 1966, Mao called on the rebels to seize powers in the form of "Paris Commune", calling the first Big character poster by Nie Yuanzi et al in Beijing University "the declaration of the Beijing Commune in 1960s"; and Mao inscribed for the "new Beijing University Commune"by Nie Yuanzi and others. As a result, "Jinggangshan Commune of Beijing Normal University" and numerous mass rebel organizations such as "Dongfanghong (Orient Red) Commune" and "Jinggangshan Commune" were established. Later, the rebels in Shanghai, Harbin and other places seized power and established the new regimes called "Shanghai People's Commune" "Harbin People's Commune" and so on, soon these new regimes were renamed "Revolutionary Committees" by Mao's instruction. Due to the implementation of the rigid management system of the "People's Commune", especially during the Cultural Revolution, due to the "rebellion", "power seizure", and armed struggles, industry and agriculture across the country were hindered, the economy collapsed, and the people's living standards were extremely poor. Food and daily necessities were all surprisingly missing. There are many phenomena of "cannibalism" in Guangxi. This book collected some photos, newspapers and posters and other materials to reappear this history, which helps readers to distinguish these concepts and have a clearer understanding of the "Chinese Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution".
During the Cultural Revolution, three different "Communes" coexisted at the same time. All three of them were Mao Zedong's ideas and they were widely used but they all died out now. In 1958, "People's Commune" had replaced the name of thousands of traditional Chinese "village" and "town". In 1966, Mao called on the rebels to seize powers in the form of "Paris Commune", calling the first Big character poster by Nie Yuanzi et al in Beijing University "the declaration of the Beijing Commune in 1960s"; and Mao inscribed for the "new Beijing University Commune"by Nie Yuanzi and others. As a result, "Jinggangshan Commune of Beijing Normal University" and numerous mass rebel organizations such as "Dongfanghong (Orient Red) Commune" and "Jinggangshan Commune" were established. Later, the rebels in Shanghai, Harbin and other places seized power and established the new regimes called "Shanghai People's Commune" "Harbin People's Commune" and so on, soon these new regimes were renamed "Revolutionary Committees" by Mao's instruction. Due to the implementation of the rigid management system of the "People's Commune", especially during the Cultural Revolution, due to the "rebellion", "power seizure", and armed struggles, industry and agriculture across the country were hindered, the economy collapsed, and the people's living standards were extremely poor. Food and daily necessities were all surprisingly missing. There are many phenomena of "cannibalism" in Guangxi. This book collected some photos, newspapers and posters and other materials to reappear this history, which helps readers to distinguish these concepts and have a clearer understanding of the "Chinese Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution".
"People's Commune"and Three Different "Communes" during the Cultural Revolution, ???????????????????? (The Cultural Revolution Series, #12)
"People's Commune"and Three Different "Communes" during the Cultural Revolution, ???????????????????? (The Cultural Revolution Series, #12)
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| BN ID: | 2940180666871 |
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| Publisher: | Zhang Mu, ?? |
| Publication date: | 08/16/2024 |
| Series: | The Cultural Revolution Series |
| Sold by: | Draft2Digital |
| Format: | eBook |
| File size: | 42 MB |
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