The great Chinese famine (1959-1961)

In a dark chapter of China’s past, between 1959 and 1961, the Great Chinese Famine took millions of lives, making it one of the deadliest famines in recorded history. But how did this catastrophe unfold? Fueled by the “Great Leap Forward,” a movement designed to rapidly industrialize China, agricultural reforms disrupted traditional farming, leading to widespread food shortages. Was this an unfortunate consequence of policy or something far darker – a hidden tragedy of political missteps?

[naichao]

That's why when you choose leadership you must choose very carefully because some leadership are doing all for themself not their nation like leader

[Robert-ptk]

Bad management: a combination of incompetence and arrogance.