Why was a Cultural Revolution needed in already-Red China? (3/8)

Black-hearted Western capitalists realize this too why do you think they will never permit any good (or even objective) talk about the CR? That would only empower the types of cultural changes Western leftists and Yellow Vests actually want and need.

When when we compare China's meteoric success (starting from the start of the CR era!) with the Great Recession, the subsequent (but never admitted) Lost Decade in the Eurozone, and the wiping out of the 1980-2009 socio-economic gains of the Western middle class, there is no doubt: the Socialist Democratic has more efficiency, production, capability and morality than the Liberal Democratic model.

For many Western capitalist-imperialists it will take a furious Cultural Revolution right in their faces to accept this reality. But, clearly, Mao and the left wing of CCP understood this long ago.

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This is the 3rd article in an 8-part series which examines Dongping Han's book The Unknown Cultural Revolution: Life and Change in a Chinese Village in order to drastically redefine a decade which has proven to be not just the basis of China's current success, but also a beacon of hope for developing countries worldwide. Here is the list of articles slated to be published, and I hope you will find them useful in your leftist struggle!

Part 1 A much-needed revolution in discussing China's Cultural Revolution: an 8-part series

Part 2 The story of a martyr FOR, and not BY, China's Cultural Revolution

Part 3 Why was a Cultural Revolution needed in already-Red China?

Part 4 How the Little Red Book created a cult 'of socialism' and not 'of Mao'

Part 5 Red Guards ain't all red: Who fought whom in China's Cultural Revolution?

Part 6 How the socioeconomic gains of China's Cultural Revolution fuelled their 1980s boom

Part 7 Ending a Cultural Revolution can only be counter-revolutionary

Part 8 What the West can learn: Yellow Vests are demanding a Cultural Revolution

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