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Cultural Revolution
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What to Read on Xi Jinping's US Visit
By Shannon Tiezzi
Helping you make sense of the barrage of media coverage on Xi and China: this week's China links.
The Important Anniversary China Won't Celebrate in 2016
By Kerry Brown
May 16, 1966 marked the start of the Cultural Revolution -- but don't expect China to publicize the anniversary.
How the Cultural Revolution Haunts China's Leaders
By Kerry Brown
Growing up during the Cultural Revolution had a lasting impact on Xi Jinping and his generation of elites.
China's Princelings and the CCP
By Kerry Brown
The Diplomat speaks with Kerry Brown about his new book, "The New Emperors: Power and the Princelings in China".
Xi Jinping's Time as a Countryside Laborer
By Shannon Tiezzi
Plus, a judicial controversy, and Chinese Christians past and present. Friday China links.
Famous Chinese Princeling Apologizes for Cultural Revolution
By Tyler Roney
Chinese authorities tried to downplay Song Binbin's apology for her time as a Red Guard during the Cultural Revolution.
Are Chinese Reforms Really a Myth?
Those who would criticize the pace of China’s reform efforts should consider the context.
Let’s Hope Xi Jinping’s a Maoist
Many are worried by the Chinese president’s embrace of Maoism. Should we be cheering instead?
Temple Hopping: A Trendy Escape for Chinese Youth
Temple stay programs are connecting young Chinese with their nation’s past, and giving them a taste of the quiet life.
The Legacy of Ping-Pong Diplomat Zhuang Zedong
Ping-pong legend Zhuang Zedong, who helped open U.S.-China diplomatic relations, has died at 72.
What China’s Leaders Fear Most
By charging Bo Xilai’s wife with murder, China’s political leaders have set a dangerous precedent.
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