Economic context: Mao's Cultural Revolution was indifferent to economic destruction—indeed, it deliberately attacked the "expert" class and economic management.

Depiction of women as soldiers during the Cultural Revolution.

Gao, whose artwork depicted the Cultural Revolution, was indicted in June 2025 on charges of insulting “heroes and martyrs,” according to the Chinese Human Rights Defenders (CHRD), a network of Chinese and international non-governmental organizations.

And in my particular domain, which is Western culture, Western arts, literature, and philosophy, you really can trace that back at least to the cultural revolution of the 60s and 70s. Hey, hey, ho, ho, Western civ has got to go.

Depiction of women as soldiers during the Cultural Revolution.

As many as 2 million people died unnatural deaths during the Cultural Revolution.

Cultural Revolution against them again.

The CCP’s revival of such a Cultural Revolution term comes amid China’s economic downturn. On NTD’s Chinese-language program “Pinnacle View,” a group of panelists discussed the context and meaning behind the CCP’s latest hysteria.

during the Cultural Revolution.

However, the apocalyptic events were triggered by the CCP’s Cultural Revolution.

The Cultural Revolution was really the revolution of the youth. Mao used them to take power, and Mao used them to destroy the traditional culture and all the institutions. It was all done by the young people. How could they do that?

A brief survey of these cultural revolutions reveals some remarkable, relatively common characteristics that can be instructive.

Nearly 30 students came to hear Van Fleet talk about China's disastrous cultural revolution, a disaster that Xi says could happen here in America.

According to a report by The Epoch Times Chinese language edition, tens of thousands of female rusticants suffered brutal rapes during the Cultural Revolution.

The "woke" movement that is currently engulfing America mirrors China's Cultural Revolution under communist leader Mao Zedong, according to classicist and military historian Victor Davis Hanson. The Cultural Revolution took place from 1966 to 1976.

The history of the Cultural Revolution is sometimes written in the form of collected anecdotes. I have two such books in hand. The stories, though some may regard them as funny, reflect how crazy the Cultural Revolution was.

Among the worst was the Cultural Revolution, which lasted from 1966 until Mao’s death in 1976. During that time, the country saw a normalization of violence.

“And it's just been a complete change of thought, from the opening prior to Xi, to the closing and back to a Cultural Revolution-type of norm by Xi Jinping.”

Pacific Fleet Xi Van Fleet, Cultural Revolution survivor and author Charles “Sam” Faddis, retired CIA clandestine service officer Rod Martin, chairman, Institute for the American Future Brian T.

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During the Cultural Revolution, Buczacki was assigned by authorities to work on development projects in Xinjiang, on the country’s western frontier.

The Cultural Revolution, formally known as the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution, was a communist sociopolitical movement that took place in China between 1966 and 1976.

The main learning points of the "Cultural Revolution" includes the process of the "Cultural Revolution" and its derived issues.

When current Chinese leader Xi Jinping was 13 he was labeled as a "counter-revolutionary" for saying a few words against the Cultural Revolution.

At protest rallies against the bill, signs read "Stop Hatred Education" and "Against the California Communist Cultural Revolution."

“As a victim of the Cultural Revolution in China, I think this is the beginning of the Cultural Revolution in the United States," he said.

: America's Dangerous Repeat of China's Cultural Revolution.”

I would literally wake up in the middle of the night. … This is like the Cultural Revolution all over again.”

This “profound transformation,” according to the author, is in fact a revolution. Fifty-five years ago, China experienced its first Cultural Revolution.