Heroes and Martyrs in the Cultural Revolution (Vol 1)

In the 1960s, China set off a vigorous "Cultural Revolution". What were removed and destroyed? Brains and mouths of the Chinese people. Chinese people became brainless. The only function of Chinese people's mouths, besides eating, is to shout "Long live" and to recite quotations. Whoever violates, either eats bullets or goes to jail. There are tens of millions of victims in the cultural revolution.

All of this can be said to a large extent contributed by the "successor" of that years.

In this bloody era, in order to oppose the Cultural Revolution, to oppose the cult of personality, for the motherland, and for the people, China's people with bones, blood, and brains have stood up. Facing the violent winds and waves of the Cultural Revolution, facing the headwinds and evil waves of personality worship, they stretched out their hands and shouted: No. Their outstretched arms are as weak as praying mantis' arms, and their shouts are as weak as mosquitoes' voice. However, what they shout is the strongest voice in the world. They are not afraid of prisons, not afraid of torture, not afraid of eighteen layers of hell, and not afraid of bring disaster to their relatives and their successors. They are worthy to be recognized as heroes of China.

For reasons known to all, they are unknown or rarely known to the world. The author of this book has made great efforts to collect these materials and present them before the world. Tell the world that during the Cultural Revolution, Chinese were not all brainless who only knew how to chant "Long live", and cartilages who only knew the "biggest".

How to prevent tragedies like the Cultural Revolution from happening again in China? How to prevent the retreat of personality cult in China? This requires reshaping the backbone of the Chinese people, arousing the blood of the Chinese people, and awakening the Chinese people's brains. This book can be said to be a very good textbook.

If you want to study the Cultural Revolution and China, then this book is a must-read. The Cultural Revolution is a catastrophe, that is already the consensus of most people. Only seeing the turbulent waves of the Cultural Revolution, only seeing the Chinese people's support and joy in the Cultural Revolution, scrambling, drifting with the tide, and accepting it, but not seeing the Chinese people's resistance and revolting to the Cultural Revolution, that is definitely not enough.