Tens of thousands died on the mountain between 1927 and 1929, as Mao Zedong and pioneering Red Army units took refuge on its bamboo-clad slopes, hiding from the ruling Nationalist regime and prowling warlords. Some died in combat, others in political purges. Others were killed by cold and disease in a region so poor that locals ate wild vegetables and trapped squirrels for meat.
Tour groups, some in replica Red Army uniforms, throng a museum filled with revolutionary relics before heading to souvenir shops selling Mao statues. Nearby, a China Executive Leadership Academy, overseen by the party’s Central Committee, trains high-flying officials from around the country.
Such debates are now played down. Chaguan visited the mountain on a government tour, organised to introduce foreign and Chinese journalists to local leaders preparing to fete the party’s centenary, as well as to officials studying at the academy. Pressed to explain the Jinggang Mountain spirit, those students carefully refer to Mr Xi’s definition of it, which stresses persistence, seeking truth from facts, tackling difficulties and relying on the masses.
China is so great, so is Mao. Let’s do an article on how great Hitler was next and his socialist policies!
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chjnese is nothing but a loyal- slave made from dictatorship.
Submit to power or DIE!
horrible
Communism is evil.
Once again the Revolution devours its children and one elite replaces another
China, & other communist states, don't observe communist ideals and use them to establish their dictatorial regime. They embrace all capitalism's 'vices' contrary to communism like materialism, labor exploitation, taxes, individual businesses, etc. CCP offers no freedom.