Background to Balzac. The Great Leap Forward 1958-61.

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Background to Balzac

The Great Leap Forward

Start the movement to increase production and practise thrift, with foodstuffs and steel at the centre, with great force!,

Fleets of tractors… …made from backyard steel

A brave new world through collective hard work

The commune is like a gigantic dragon, production is noticeably awe-inspiring

…..and it began with locusts ….and Lysenko

The 4 Pests Campaign

The Great Leap Forward and the Great Famine

无产阶级文化大革命 The Great Proletariat Cultural Revolution

Enemies within And their contrasting fates Deng Xiaoping Liu Shaoqi

Bombard the Headquarters – my first big character poster – Mao Zedong 1966 Text of Mao's big character poster directed against Liu Shaoqi and Deng Xiaoping at the start of the Cultural Revolution: “China's first Marxist- Leninist big-character poster and Commentator's article on it in People's Daily are indeed superbly written! Comrades, please read them again. But in the last fifty days or so some leading comrades from the central down to the local levels have acted in a diametrically opposite way. Adopting the reactionary stand of the bourgeoisie, they have enforced a bourgeois dictatorship and struck down the surging movement of the great cultural revolution of the proletariat. They have stood facts on their head and juggled black and white, encircled and suppressed revolutionaries, stifled opinions differing from their own, imposed a white terror, and felt very pleased with themselves. They have puffed up the arrogance of the bourgeoisie and deflated the morale of the proletariat. How poisonous! Viewed in connection with the Right deviation in 1962 and the wrong tendency of 1964 which was 'Left' in form but Right in essence, shouldn't this make one wide awake?”

Old Customs, Old Culture, Old Habits, Old Ideas

Front cover of a 1960s school book; the hand-written popular slogan “study hard and progress every day” is still faintly visible Little Red Guards marching on National Day – the Little Red Guards replaced the Young Pioneers during the Cultural Revolution

Turn the intellectuals into farmers

The reality of the Cultural Revolution

Death of Mao September 9 th 1976

Hua GuofengDeng Xiaoping

The Cultural Revolution