NEWS / China's Cultural Revolution
May 16 marked the 56th anniversary of the start of China’s Cultural Revolution.
Read More →May 16 marked the 56th anniversary of the start of China’s Cultural Revolution.
Read More →An op-ed in India’s The Tribune maintains that China’s President Xi is doubling down on his insistence that all aspects of Chinese society find their direction in the communist party.
Read More →As China transitions from a manufacturing economy to a high tech economy, it is preparing the next generation of workers to have the right mindset in their future jobs.
Read More →The Red Army’s Long March (October 1934-35) marked a turning point in the Communist push to control China. This week a survivor of the Long March died at 107.
Read More →At its meeting in late October, China's Communist Party Congress elevated President Xi Jinping to a level of authority not seen since Mao Zedong. It granted President Xi another five years in power as general secretary. But since Xi has no obvious successor in the senior-most ranks he will probably serve well beyond 2022.
In addition, the Communist Party amended its constitution to insert Xi Jinping Thought as a guiding principle for the party. This means Xi now has the same status in China as its most important historical figures, Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping.
Source: Washington Post, CNN, ABC News, Chicago Tribune