(Wenwen Guo) Guo's flyers and petition and the EndCCP.com website refer to the COVID-19 coverup, the Cultural Revolution, the Tiananmen Square Massacre, the loss of freedoms and democracy in Hong Kong, the persecution of faith and ethnic groups, and

When the “One China Policy” was developed, the world already had a taste of the intentions of the CCP: its occupation of Tibet from 1949 to 1951, the Great Leap Forward, the Cultural Revolution, and human rights abuses—all of these were already evident

His memoir on the Cultural Revolution is considered "the living fossil of the Cultural Revolution."

Critics contend that removing statues is part of a neo-Marxist cultural revolution that seeks to portray the United States as a systemically racist country founded on slavery.

The radicals, then as now, rejected what the Cultural Revolution called the Four Olds—old ideas, old cultures, old customs, old habits.

Mao led the communist Cultural Revolution and started a regime in China responsible for the deaths of tens of millions of people.

Actually, we are not that far from a Cultural Revolution 2.0 in America.

The Hundred Flower Movement and the Cultural Revolution eradicated the intellectual class.

"Everyone has seen the results of the 20th National Congress, and many people believe that the CCP is going back to an era similar to the Cultural Revolution.

In this second Cultural Revolution, Xi has positioned himself as the savior of both the Chinese culture and the CCP. He may also be the man who killed the goose that lays the golden eggs, as his policies caused the economy to slow.

Instead, Fu told the panel, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has increasingly asserted far more control, and Chinese citizens are now experiencing the worst period of persecution since Mao Zedong’s Cultural Revolution.

Communist Party cadres hang a placard on the neck of a Chinese man during the Cultural Revolution in 1966. The words on the placard states the man’s name and accuse him of being a member of the “black class.”

"They are following the line of the Chinese Cultural Revolution," said Loudon, who is also a contributor to The Epoch Times. "The Cultural Revolution wiped out the previous Chinese culture; they toppled statues and desecrated monuments." 

control internal movements and state-provided ration cards for all Chinese citizens; the Great Leap Forward (20 million died of starvation); the Great Famine (between 10 and 45 million died); the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution (1.5 million deaths

In particular, it pointed to a history of oppression and death after the CCP took power on Oct 1, 1949, such as the invasion of Tibet, the great famine, the cultural revolution, and the Tiananmen Square massacre.

From the CCP's perspective, Hong Kong's people are akin to dissidents from various periods in China's history, such as the Cultural Revolution and the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests. The CCP views them as destabilizing elements.

We don’t want the ‘Cultural Revolution;’ we want reform. We don’t want a leader; we want votes. We don’t want to be slaves; we want to be citizens.”

People criticize this as a "loyalty dance" (a dance showing respect to Mao Zedong during the Cultural Revolution in mainland China).

So this past couple of years has just been me trying to learn more about Chinese culture, since the purpose of this competition is to spread 5,000 years of Chinese culture that was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution, so I first had to learn," he

In the course of the Land Reform Movement, the Korean War, the Great Leap Forward, and the Cultural Revolution, the CCP’s reign of terror resulted in nothing but massacres and extreme poverty.

Kevin Donnelly, Australia’s educator and commentator, said universities, as a result of the '60s and '70s cultural revolution and the decision by the cultural left to engage in institutions, “have especially been affected by politically correct ideology

During the Cultural Revolution, Hui witnessed professors being criticized, and their heads were beaten with belts until the point of bleeding.

Yuan found similarities between the neighborhood watch groups and the "people’s dictatorship" which was rampant during the Cultural Revolution.

‘Red Scarf Girl’ by Ji-li Jiang Finally re-issued with the attractive cover art it deserves, Jiang’s memoir (this one’s autobiographical) provides a heartbreaking look at the madness that was Mao’s Cultural Revolution (1966–1976) in China.

Xi himself appeared to blink and abruptly reversed course, with “zero COVID” consigned to the dustbin of other CCP failures such as the Cultural Revolution and the Great Leap Forward.

Democracy is really no further along in China after 40 years than it was during the Cultural Revolution. We realize now China is not the malleable enterprise that we thought we could remake into a Western-style democracy.

The cultural revolution in America has caused generations to lose touch with basic manners and civic norms, to feel embarrassed about who we are and our own history. Not so in Mexico. It seems blessedly free of all that.

On July 20, 1999, Jiang launched a Cultural Revolution-style hate campaign and violent suppression aimed at eradicating the practice.

Communist Party cadres hang a placard on the neck of a Chinese man during the Cultural Revolution in 1966. The words on the placard states the man’s name and accuse him of being a member of the “black class.”

A witness of communist dictator Mao Zedong's brutal Cultural Revolution, Wu said the leftist ideology currently being promoted in America's classrooms—which he finds akin to Chinese communist propaganda he grew up with—is driving the nation into the same