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Chinas Cultural Revolution, 19661969

AN EAST GATE READER

Reflecting recent proposals by the National Endowment for the Humanities calling for more analysis of primary materials by students, M.E. Sharpe is pleased to announce the East Gate Readers. These readers are primary source textbooks which are expressly designed to afford undergraduate students the opportunity to read and interpret original and varied materials from Asia. These core texts will allow students to fit raw data into an overall analytical framework. To help in this process, each volume in the East Gate Readers contains annotations and introductions by an esteemed scholar in the field.

AN EAST GATE READER

Chinas Cultural
Revolution,
19661969

NOT A
DINNER PARTY

Michael Schoenhals, Editor

First published 1996 by M.E. Sharpe

Published 2015 by Routledge
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Schoenhals, Michael.
Chinas Cultural Revolution, 19661969 : not a
dinner party / Michael Schoenhals, editor.
p. cm. (East gate reader.)
An East gate book.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 1-56324-736-4 (hardcover : alk. paper).
ISBN 1-56324-737-2 (pbk. : alk. paper)
1. ChinaHistoryCultural Revolution, 19661969Sources.
I. Title. II. Series.
DS778.7.S34 1996
951.056dc20 96-12785
CIP

ISBN: 13:9781563247378 (pbk)
ISBN 13: 9781563247361 (hbk)

For Xiaolin

The twentieth century is the century of socialism. From this gigantic struggle among peoples will emerge nations that have shaken off the yoke of a world rule of capitalist oppression.

Joseph Goebbels, Das Reich, 20 April 1944

The fundamental problem to be solved by Chinas Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution is the eradication of the social foundation of revisionism, the prevention of the restoration of capitalism, and the further consolidation of the socialist system in China.

Kang Sheng, NCNA, 2 November 1966

Contents

Mao Zedong

Lin Biao

Zhou Enlai

CCP Central Committee

Red Flag Commentator

PLA General Staff and General Political Department

CCP Center and State Council

CCP Center, State Council, Central Military Commission, and Central Cultural Revolution Group

CCP Center and State Council

CCP Center and State Council

CCP Center and Shaanxi Anhang District Committee

CCP Central Committee

Red Flag Editorial

Anonymous

CCP Center, State Council, Central Military Commission, and Central Cultural Revolution Group

CCP Center, Central Cultural Revolution Group, State Council, and Central Military Commission

CCP Center and Central Cultural Revolution Group

CCP Center

Nankai University Weidong Red Guards

Qinghua University Jinggangshan Regiment Red Guards

Kang Sheng

Wu Linquan and Peng Fei

Far Eastern Economic Rewiew Correspondent

Liu Tianzhang

Kuai Dafu

Bei Guancheng

Wang Rongfen

Tan Houlan

Yilin Dixi

The File

Eyewitnesses

Lennart Petri

United Action Committee Red Guard

Heilongjiang Provincial Revolutionary Committee

Qu Guishan

Beijing No. 101 Middle School Red Guard

Neale Hunter

Anonymous

L Yulan

Jiang Qing

Gardening Revolution Editorial

Nankai University Weidong Red Guards

Revolutionary Workers of the Hairdressing Trade in Guangzhou

Beijing No. 26 Middle School Red Guards

Shanghai Workers Revolutionary Rebel General Headquarters et al.

Beijing No. 1 Middle School Red Guards

Workers and PLA Men

Students in the Department of Language and Literature at Beijing University

State Council and Peoples Bank of China

Shanghai Municipal Revolutionary Committee

Municipal Warehouse Inventory Group

PLA General Logistics Department

State Statistical Bureau

Hong Xinda and Nan Xuelin

Peoples Daily Editorial

United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations

Mao Zedong

CCP Central Propaganda Department

CCP Central Committee

Ministry of Public Security

Ministry of Civil Affairs and Civil Affairs Bureau of Jiangsu Province

Ministry of Civil Affairs and Civil Affairs Bureau of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region

CCP Central Propaganda Department and State Press and Publications Administration

Anonymous, as told to Feng Jicai

Yang Yan

Liu Yan

Zhang Yidong

Yu Xiaoming

Zhao Yiming

Citizens of Chongqing

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