If anyone is interested in modern China, 'Wild Swans' by Jung Chang is an absolute must. It's written perspective of first her grandmother, then mother, and herself so it's an easy read but it tells absurd and horror that seems to be beyond imagination, and it shows exactly how a political ideology can be turned into a religion.
she's also a propagandist and opportunist for western powers. she hasn't lived in MODERN China as she left in the 70s. if you want a true level headed idea of modern china you should read sources from both sides of the aisle.
@@TaylorCrane1312 The difference is, that neoliberalism has nowhere been implemented in full, and imho is mostly used as smoke and mirrors, while Maoist China was a simple and fanatical cult of personality, and the personalisty just happened to implement very crudely understood communism. Besides I don't recall any liberals praying to portraits and writing praises using blood instead of ink.
@@piotrmalewski8178 Neo Liberalism uses its control of msm and social media to play populism among the youth. The idea of they are the moral and behavioral compass for not only their own communities, countries but also the world and anyone against them is morally backward is thinly veiled continuation of colonialism and imperialism.
aww I see,when did produced this documentary. video remind me reference of some pundit that Chinese are more capitalistic than other countries folks their overpopulation can be pros and cons on occasion follow state aspect
Have you actually watched the whole story, they talk about education and schools. Despite all their disadvantages, the communists always tried to develop education and build schools, because schools were centers for the ideological education of new generations.
Wonderful! Documentary of real historical value. Informative and measured, but also sensitive to China, its history, culture, and people. Thank you.
These clips are priceless. Thank you for sharing
Thank you soo much for this.
感谢
Thank you
Wow congratulations to the youth them you have totally serve your country and people. Year 2024
wow！！！！
If anyone is interested in modern China, 'Wild Swans' by Jung Chang is an absolute must. It's written perspective of first her grandmother, then mother, and herself so it's an easy read but it tells absurd and horror that seems to be beyond imagination, and it shows exactly how a political ideology can be turned into a religion.
she's also a propagandist and opportunist for western powers. she hasn't lived in MODERN China as she left in the 70s. if you want a true level headed idea of modern china you should read sources from both sides of the aisle.
@@piotrmalewski8178 just like neo liberalism
@@TaylorCrane1312 The difference is, that neoliberalism has nowhere been implemented in full, and imho is mostly used as smoke and mirrors, while Maoist China was a simple and fanatical cult of personality, and the personalisty just happened to implement very crudely understood communism. Besides I don't recall any liberals praying to portraits and writing praises using blood instead of ink.
@@piotrmalewski8178 Neo Liberalism uses its control of msm and social media to play populism among the youth. The idea of they are the moral and behavioral compass for not only their own communities, countries but also the world and anyone against them is morally backward is thinly veiled continuation of colonialism and imperialism.
@@piotrmalewski8178 It was implemented in full and we are living in it
Oye necesito la música que usaste en el short de las mujeres criminales japonesas
Can I work back to Vietnam? 🇻🇳😊
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aww I see,when did produced this documentary. video remind me reference of some pundit that Chinese are more capitalistic than other countries folks their overpopulation can be pros and cons on occasion follow state aspect
June 4th 1989.
-9999999 Social Credit
your mom died that day?
crapola
none of these people have education.............so sad..
unlike having an education and crippling debt ? 😂😂
Neither do people in the States, the face of capitalism, so, your point?
Have you actually watched the whole story, they talk about education and schools. Despite all their disadvantages, the communists always tried to develop education and build schools, because schools were centers for the ideological education of new generations.
不是这样
@@李其玮 为什么？？？