Why did China Turn away from Maoism? | History of China 1970-1988 Documentary 9/10

[asiauncovered]

I always find it interesting how Chiang Kai-shek still thought up until his death that Project National Glory would work. The idea that millions would rise up in support of Chiang, despite lacking sufficient manpower and resources is honestly kinda crazy. Nice video!

[Felipe_XIV-XVI]

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[johnnywalker]

I like how the death of the General Secretary of Vietnam just deescalated tensions and opens up to alternate history.

[agonefire]

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[GordonMaclachlan]

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[ComedyJakob]

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[watchman]

One Child policy will be proven to be the greatest blunder of Deng’s political legacy.

[djackmanson]

Excellent stuff. A really important part of world history, that's not covered enough in popular media.

I find it particularly interesting how the anti-Maoist successors around Deng handled the issue of Mao far more adroitly than Kruschev did Stalin. They never publicly kicked away that ladder they still stood on, even though they must have personally hated and resented Mao after facing his wrath.

[astridscitadel]

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[InquisitorXarius]

I respect Deng Xiaoping in the Same way I respect Otto Van Bismarck.

Both individuals I detest for their ideology and autocratic tendencies, and ambitions.

But both were effective and foresightful (the latter when it was far too late in both cases, sadly).

Deng predicted the extremely low probability of the so-called “Asian Century.”

While Bismarck predicted the inevitability of the Twilight of the Industrial Era and the Dawn of the Machine Era that was the Great War.

[Jesse_Dawg]

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[trashedhead]

Very interesting as always, loving the China series!

[Jambuki]

It would be good to get some objective analysis on why some scholars peg the death count of the cultural revolution at around 3-5million while other sources go from 20-100million.

That extreme range must be investigated for those who are intellectually honest.

[ak-s]

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[Т-ми]

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[skiddytrippy]

3:47 at least the Chinese domestic discourse goes that during the 100 year of humiliation Russia had taken around 5.88 million square kilometer of Chinese land, and the soviet had promised to give them back upon China's People republic's founding in 1949, but up to this time the Soviet union had not given back any of the promised land so tensions flared up.

[bennelong]

The soviets denounced Stalin while the Chinese didn’t do it with Mao.

[lolmenx]

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[Game_Hero]

Madam Mao : "I don't like you"
*Proceed to have your children assassinated*
*Refuses to elaborate*
*Leaves*

[urmwhynot]

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