8919: The Old Cannot Kill the Young Forever

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× Paramount Leader Deng XiaoPing (left) and Premier Zhao Ziyang最高领导人邓小平 ( 左 ) 和赵紫阳总理THE OLD CANNOT KILL THE YOUNG FOREVER / 过时的政府不能永远抹杀心社会
Following Mao’s deathat the conclusion ofthe Cultural Revolution,reformist Deng Xiaoping ousted incumbent successor Hua Guofeng in1981 and emerged as the nation’s de facto leader. Along with thenpremierZhao Ziyang and General Secretary Hu Yaobang, the newadministration introduced overhauling policies that de-collectivizedmany aspects of the nation’s production, promoted intellectual pursuits,and granted relaxed access to Western media, ushering in a new marketeconomy that began to remedy the mire and poverty that had been sowidespread in the previous decades.毛泽东在 “ 文化大革命 ” 结束时去世后 , 改良主义者邓小平于 1981 年罢免了现任的继任者华国锋 , 成为国家事实上的领导人。新政府与时任总理赵紫阳和总书记胡耀邦一起 , 推出了改革政策 , 取消了该国生产的许多方面的集体化 , 促进了知识分子的追求 , 并放宽了接触西方媒体的机会 , 从而迎来了新的市场经济补救过去几十年来如此普遍的泥潭和贫困。’89: THE TIANANMEN SQUARE PROTESTS / 天安门广场抗议17
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