Cultural Revolution Appreciation Thread

>>138695420
>nuking your own culture
>not cuck behavior

>>138695929
It was never a "nuking of the culture" it was its purification of class divides and by tearing down of the four olds, the most degenerate aspects of chinese culture.

But I wouldn't expect a racist like you to know anything about that.

>>138695420
Cultural revolution was great and important experiment. It didn't produce intended results, but it doesn't matter because it only benefited China in the long run: it destroyed degenerate traditional culture and enriched the Chinese government with a better understanding of progress.

>>138695420
I remember once I shot a man in the back in a mudhole village in Afghanistan. He was running away with a rifle in his hand and I shot him. Hit him right in the small of his back. I went over an hour later and do you know what I found in his shirt? A copy of the Communist Manifesto. No sh*t. It was ancient and written in Cyrillic, probably Russian. It had notes in it in their gay arab script. He had been reading it probably for years.

A good little leftist in a mudhole village in Afghanistan. The only person I shot in my entire tour, pretty sure. He was running away, and when he died he sh*t himself. He had foam on his face, so he probably took a while to die. It was striking to me that he kept a book written by people who tried to conquer his country and murder him, and

That's what Leftists are. Cowards and weaklings who worship an ideology that would murder them in an instant if it could. They run away as soon as they are met with force and they die in agony. AGONY. For nothing. For no reason except that they thought, like you, that GOOD LITTLE LEFTISTS can defeat Right Wing Men.

And good lord, were they wrong. Because Right Wing Men are the only kind of men--there are no Left Wing Men. They don't exist. A Leftist is a craven weakling addicted to victimhood by definition and they are not men, they're animals.

>>138695420
all fucking commies must fucking hang.
>in all fields

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>>138695420
eternal reminder that he was a failure and modern China is more capitalist than ever, meaning all those deaths were for nothing

>>138696997

Join in the MLM thread

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>>138695420
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>>138695929
If you see chinks as savages nowadays, imagine that 100 years ago, they literally cut people in pieces while still alive as punishment

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>>138696325
>It was never a "nuking of the culture"

"In addition to attacking and destroying private property, the red guards went after (and often succeeded) public property as well. Libraries were ransacked, monuments destroyed or severely damaged and religious sites and tombs of historical figures were desecrated. In Beijing, Red guards stored the Ming Dynasty tomb of Wan Li and destroyed not only priceless artifacts but the emperor and empress’s remains were then publicly denounced and burned. According to the book “Mao’s Last Revolution” by the end of the cultural revolution, 4922 of the 6843 sites in Beijing officially designated as of “historical interest” had been destroyed. The forbidden city only barely managed to escape this mass chaos."

"In one of the worst acts of vandalism towards a priceless cultural relic, over 200 students from Beijing Normal University traveled by train in 1966 to the 2000+ year old temple of Confucius in Shandong with the express aim of thoroughly demolishing it. While the temple itself survived, over 6618 cultural artifacts from paintings to scrolls to graves were destroyed. Documented in the images above and below, these photos are striking as they depict red guards vandalizing the temple. Today this very same temple is a Unesco World Heritage Site."

http://www.antique-chinese-furniture.com/blog/2013/02/10/burn-loot-and-pillage-destruction-of-antiques-during-chinas-cultural-revolution/

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>>138700090
"FIFTY years ago, when China's newly triumphant revolutionaries proposed demolishing Beijing's ancient city wall, Lin Huiyin was appalled. “It will be an irreversible mistake,” the architect told the Communist authorities. “One day you will regret it, and you'll end up building a fake antique in its place.” Miss Lin scores points for her prescience, but not her persuasiveness. By the time she died in 1955, destruction of Beijing's 500-year-old wall was already under way. It was probably the largest and most complete city wall left in the world, but by the late 1960s there was little left save the elegant gate buildings strung out along the ring road built in its place.

Now, true to Miss Lin's prediction, a regretful city government is erecting a replacement. A mile-long segment of the wall, on its old south-east corner, has risen again. Officials say more bits of wall may be restored in future. Miss Lin's son, Liang Congjie, takes little solace in seeing his mother proved right. “It is just what my mother said, a fake antique,” he said.

Though it may already be too late, Beijing is now coming to terms with how much of its rich past is lost or threatened. The city has earmarked tens of millions of dollars for the preservation of ancient temples, bridges, palaces, towers and gardens. It also aims to save some of its remaining traditional residential courtyards. New building, the growth of population and the rising use of cars have all helped to destroy Beijing's distinctive narrow-alleyway neighbourhoods. But much of the destruction has been because Mao Zedong's revolutionaries sought to transform the imperial capital into a socialist showcase."

http://www.economist.com/node/1408613

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Chinese destroyed their own cultures.
And they built the Eiffel tower.