Heavily Bombard Tao Zhu—a Yuan Shikai-Type Person Who Wrested the Fruits of the Cultural Revolution

Contemporary Chinese Thought 32 (4):88-95 (2001)
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The Cultural Revolution currently underway is just the first one. Many more are sure to follow in the future. In recent years, Chairman Mao1 has often observed that it will take a very long time for history to settle who will be the winner and loser of the revolution. If things go wrong, capitalist restoration is possible at any time. The whole nation and the whole Party must not fall under the impression that everything will be fine after the first, second, third, and fourth Cultural Revolutions. Be sure to keep this in mind; you should never let down your guard.

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