Battle for China's Past : Mao and the Cultural Revolution

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To my father Gao Renfa and mother Jiang Yuanrong, whose whole lives were devoted to the well-being of their children. To those who sacrificed their lives for the improvement of living conditions of the poor and the disadvantaged.
Page 2: THE BATTLE FOR CHINA’S PAST
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Page 9 and 10: CONTENTS 4. Mao, The Unknown Story:
Page 11 and 12: CONTENTS Three stories of rural pai
Page 14 and 15: Introduction In 2004 at a friend’
Page 16 and 17: INTRODUCTION Another example of the
Page 18 and 19: INTRODUCTION who were dismissed fro
Page 20 and 21: INTRODUCTION required for China to
Page 22 and 23: INTRODUCTION Chapter 1 opens with a
Page 24 and 25: INTRODUCTION dissects the compariso
Page 26 and 27: 1 Debating the Cultural Revolution
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Page 32 and 33: Constructive policies DEBATING THE
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Page 44 and 45: 2 Constructing history: memories, v
Page 46 and 47: CONSTRUCTING HISTORY When the Chine
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Page 54 and 55: CONSTRUCTING HISTORY Jiang Zemin an
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CONSTRUCTING HISTORY once a teenage
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CONSTRUCTING HISTORY ownership. Yu
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CONSTRUCTING HISTORY poster the aut
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In this chapter I will not talk abo
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the enemy class of rightists or abo
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CONSTRUCTING HISTORY who might have
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CONSTRUCTING HISTORY who could lead
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CONSTRUCTING HISTORY The popular st
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According to this version of histor
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tong. This is not surprising as Chi
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CONSTRUCTING HISTORY Enlai when he
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4 Mao, The Unknown Story: an intell
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MAO, THE UNKNOWN STORY authoritativ
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MAO, THE UNKNOWN STORY p. 636 (E:MR
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MAO, THE UNKNOWN STORY distinguish
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MAO, THE UNKNOWN STORY After claimi
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MAO, THE UNKNOWN STORY (McDonald 20
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fore, the death toll would be 10,00
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Unknown Story flatly contradicts Wi
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5 Mao: the known story and the logi
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the practice of big communes involv
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Mao of course should bear the prima
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Great Leap Forward were encouraged
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MAO: THE KNOWN STORY like Hitler wo
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The Chinese version of The Unknown
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MAO: THE KNOWN STORY shortened from
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MAO: THE KNOWN STORY China had a we
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6 How a medical doctor doctors hist
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on China and as a consultant for bu
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HOW A MEDICAL DOCTOR DOCTORS HISTOR
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7 Challenging the hegemony: contrar
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CHALLENGING THE HEGEMONY I e-media
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But that is precisely the issue: sh
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Li was once openly challenged when
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CHALLENGING THE HEGEMONY I proper s
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CHALLENGING THE HEGEMONY I particul
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CHALLENGING THE HEGEMONY I The gist
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CHALLENGING THE HEGEMONY I such vas
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• In Deng’s crusade of denigrat
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was just xuexi ban (a study class).
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8 Challenging the hegemony: contrar
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CHALLENGING THE HEGEMONY II PRC too
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CHALLENGING THE HEGEMONY II all of
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argument that is widely circulated
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CHALLENGING THE HEGEMONY II that la
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When the food rationing of the Mao
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CHALLENGING THE HEGEMONY II demoniz
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CHALLENGING THE HEGEMONY II talk at
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‘Compared with the present, welfa
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even acted to cover for Liu Shaoqi.
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CHALLENGING THE HEGEMONY II previou
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9 The problem of the rural-urban di
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Three stories of rural pain The rur
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force of more than a hundred to sup
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THE PROBLEM OF THE RURAL- URBAN DIV
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10 The battle of China’s history:
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THE BATTLE OF CHINA’ S HISTORY st
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THE BATTLE OF CHINA’ S HISTORY of
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profit-seeking capitalist economy i
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THE BATTLE OF CHINA’ S HISTORY Th
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THE BATTLE OF CHINA’ S HISTORY co
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THE BATTLE OF CHINA’ S HISTORY co
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for migrant workers (Solinger 1999,
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THE BATTLE OF CHINA’ S HISTORY il
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Conclusion: truth and belief values
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suppression is a double-edged sword
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CONCLUSION his reform team but also
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CONCLUSION foreign owned enterprise
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CONCLUSION those who did make it by
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CONCLUSION to make democracy come a
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3. The poem can be found, among oth
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NOTES 10. Wang Dongxing was allowed
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2. For instance on 6 August 1956 th
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Bing et al 2007). The letter was qu
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Glossary of Chinese terms and names
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gao zhuang 告状 To appeal to offi
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GLOSSARY Li Xuanyuan 李选源 An a
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GLOSSARY Quan Yanchi 权延赤 A we
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GLOSSARY Wen Tiejun 温铁军 A wel
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GLOSSARY Zhao Ziyang 赵紫阳 A CC
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