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    Trotsky argued that these revolutions would not be repeated in Russia. Long, long live Chairman Mao! Those who reproach the Kadets with failure to protest at that time, by organising meetings, against the "revolutionary illusions" of Trotskyism and the relapse into Blanquism , simply do not understand [ In , five years after Mao's death and the end of the Cultural Revolution, Deng pronounced that Mao was 70 per cent right and 30 per cent wrong. In February , after years of careful diplomacy, U. By the following year things had taken a more sinister turn.

    In his crystal casket in Tiananmen Square, Mao remained oblivious to the changes around him as China embraced capitalism with gusto. Only with the rise of Xi Jinping in was this caution cast overboard.

    Like Mao, Xi dreams big: Mao wanted revolution, Xi, the rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. He is of the generation that held up the red banners in Tiananmen, worshipping the demigod above. Since coming to power in Xi has engineered the downfall of his opponents, unleashed a campaign to purge the Party of corrupt influences, and instituted an especially harsh crackdown on dissent.

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    Rumors have recently circulated in China that the top leadership body the Politburo Standing Committee has discussed moving Mao out of the mausoleum in Tiananmen Square, back to his home village of Shaoshan. His spiritual legacy is more difficult to purge. Trending Now Sponsored Links by Taboola.

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    Sign up for free access to 3 articles per month and weekly email updates from expert policy analysts. Create a Foreign Policy account to access 3 articles per month and free newsletters developed by policy experts. His country still struggles with his legacy. By Sergey Radchenko September 8, , 4: Chinese official agency distributed this picture in September after Mao's death with a title: More from Foreign Policy. Not Quite December 14, , 4: Some of my friends, to whom I used to send emails narrating my experience and sharing my excitement, responded with gratitude and kept asking for more.

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    Why not concentrate on this field? Why waste your time belaboring with political stuff? She had been familiar with my political writings, the targets of which often are pompous asses who pretend to have solutions to all world problems. Since , those writings have been appearing in The East-West Inquirer , an online monthly I started that year. Thanks to friends like her, I started posting my travel pieces also on the Web site.

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