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Mad about Mao Chinese revisit leader in heroic light
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SHAOSHAN, China -- Mao mania is back, not in the form of the
fanatical Red Guards who terrorized millions while waving the little
red book of Mao Zedong Thought during the Cultural Revolution, but
among ordinary Chinese in all walks of life.
Bureaucrats sport Mao tie clasps. Young girls wear gold-heart
pendants with his picture set in the center. Mao buttons sell
briskly, and in many cities Mao good-luck charms hang from the
rear-view mirror of almost every cab.
In Shaoshan, the...
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`The good and the bad are part of each other' ; From author, a child's-eye view of China's Cultural Revolution
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