| She is currently working on her Ph.D. thesis concerning vestimentary body techniques during the Cultural Revolution decade. |
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| Then Red Guards destroyed hundreds of monasteries during the Cultural Revolution. |
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| During the Cultural Revolution the peasants living nearby used the material for building homes, pigsties and farm buildings. |
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| During the Cultural Revolution, he warned me, who every day went to post dazibao on the city walls. |
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| The story is an allegory of the Cultural Revolution, and deals with remembering and forgetting the traumatic events of the Maoist era. |
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| The Cultural Revolution was essentially a revitalization movement, a kind of millenarian movement designed to purify, intensify, and apotheosize. |
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| What's a failed legal procedure, anyway, to people long hardened by unfading scars from the Cultural Revolution? |
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| Yet you say some of the worst atrocities, such as the Soviet Gulag and the Cultural Revolution, were committed in the name of secularism. |
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| His unspeakably violent Cultural Revolution led to the destruction of historic buildings as well as incalculable numbers of books and artefacts. |
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| It is, to be sure, hard to convey the Cultural Revolution with only three speaking parts and one nonspeaking one. |
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| In the throes of its convulsive Cultural Revolution, with exactly one ambassador permitted overseas, Beijing was totally isolated. |
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| The youth numbers are so huge, so I think there will be a Cultural Revolution sooner than we think. |
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| Although within China it was acknowledged, the atrocity of the Cultural Revolution, it was not outside of China. |
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| During the Cultural Revolution, he had to leave school to work in an oil factory. |
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| The backlash has been bigger and more successful than any Cultural Revolution ever was. |
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| But they were both imprisoned soon after, accused of being traitors of the Cultural Revolution. |
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| Her parents were imprisoned during the Cultural Revolution, and she was brought up by Red Guards as a child of the Revolution, not regarding her parents as her family. |
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| No complete set of either of the xylographic editions seems to have survived the Cultural Revolution, although single volumes still exist in Tibet. |
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| But about 40 years ago, during the Cultural Revolution, Ma Yo-De, a distant cousin of yo-yo Ma, faced a serious dilemma. |
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| At the age of nine, he received an award at the first wushu competition held in China since the Cultural Revolution. |
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| After a village childhood and two years planting rice during the Cultural Revolution, he developed his musical skills in the provincial Peking opera troupe. |
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| Mao developed a particularly demented version of Stalinist doublespeak for the Cultural Revolution. |
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| Since the Cultural Revolution, when the NPC passed just one law between 1967 and 1976, the legislature has been legislating quite prolifically. |
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| While the Cultural Revolution was at its peak in China, intellectuals in North Vietnam also were severely persecuted. |
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| Tibet was again harshly affected between 1966 and 1976, during the Cultural Revolution. |
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| As a result, the Cultural Revolution proved to be something of a non-event, in comparison with the chiliastic aspirations with which it had begun. |
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| The Golpayegani document was prepared on behalf of the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution. |
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| In their 1996-97 photomontages, the Luo Brothers, Beijing-based artists who have been collaborating since 1986, appropriate Cultural Revolution icons in order to skewer them. |
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| But also, many of them have gone through the Cultural Revolution just like me. |
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| Mao invented the class struggle, which reached its zenith during the Cultural Revolution. |
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| Mao Zedong's Cultural Revolution is often quoted as one the great travesties of the 20th century. |
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| In the 1960s, the Cultural Revolution saw the closure of all religious establishments. |
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| The show's focus was on political issues surrounding China's Cultural Revolution and also the contemporary political context. |
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| Then there are the true Lady Macbeths – the ex-actress Jiang Qing, wife of Mao, the planner and implementer of the heinous Cultural Revolution, who at least had the grace to kill herself in the end. |
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| Beijing opera certainly was not helped by the fact that during the turmoil of the 1966-76 Cultural Revolution, the form was deemed feudalistic and reactionary. |
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| Chinese youth are showing more interest in MTV than in Mao, wearing knock-off brand-name t-shirts bearing the rhetoric of the Cultural Revolution, which has been reduced to English marketing slogans. |
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| Persecuted as an intellectual during the Cultural Revolution, Gao was forced to destroy his early writings and was later sent to a reeducation camp, where he endured nearly six years of hard labour. |
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| A similar change of heart has led to the restoration of the walled mansions of China's scholar-gentry, once threatened with obliteration by the Cultural Revolution. |
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| During the Cultural Revolution an enormous number of cultural treasures of inestimable value were seriously damaged or destroyed, and the practice of many arts and crafts was prohibited. |
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| Because of the continued high rate of illiteracy, coupled with the cult of Mao during the Cultural Revolution, no doubt some Tibetans viewed Mao as a god who liberated them from hell under the Dalai Lama's rule. |
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| Having sacrificed almost all your historic share of world GDP ³ coming almost to nought by the end of the Cultural Revolution ³ you need rapid and sustainable growth. |
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| The Cultural Revolution was a falling out between two wings of the Stalinist bureaucracy: Mao vs. Liu and Deng, neither of which merited the least political support from Trotskyists. |
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| Yiching Wu offers a revisionist history of the core years of China's Cultural Revolution based on three case studies. |
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| Dirlik does acknowledge the excesses of the Cultural Revolution but still sees it as a positive development. |
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| According to Badiou this sequence ended in 1976 with the death of Mao Zedong, and the end of the Cultural Revolution. |
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| With Mao as the absolute leader, the Cultural Revolution felt more like a religious or cult movement than a political or cultural one. |
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| Weiwei grew up on the edge of the Gobi Desert, where his late father, Ai Qing, a poet, was exiled during the Cultural Revolution. |
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| Yu Hua, born in China in 1960, experienced the turmoil of the Cultural Revolution. |
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| Thanks to his influence, the youngster was able to join the People's Liberation Army at 15 and so avoid the worst deprivations of the Cultural Revolution. |
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| Under Portugal Macau escaped many of the depredations of the Cultural Revolution, and it remains one of the last repositories of traditional Chinese culture. |
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| During the initial phase of these reforms, from 1978 to 1987, China exhibited a new moderation towards Tibet, even admitting errors committed during the Cultural Revolution. |
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| This section was one of the first to be renovated following the turmoil of the Cultural Revolution. |
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| In 1966 Mao and his allies launched the Cultural Revolution, which continued until Mao's death a decade later. |
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| The Gang of Four were arrested and blamed for the excesses of the Cultural Revolution, marking the end of a turbulent political era in China. |
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| Rule of law again gained prominent attention in the 1970s after the Cultural Revolution, in Deng Xiaoping's platform for modernization. |
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| The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution in China was a world-historical event. |
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| Robber Footpad's former anthropophagic ways are forgotten in his new Cultural Revolution guise as a valiant Robin Hood who protects the weak from greedy tyrants. |
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| Although the Great Leap Forward and the Cultural Revolution were short in duration, their impact on China's environmental conditions was profound. |
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| The Cultural Revolution, motivated by power struggles within the Party and a fear of the Soviet Union, led to a major upheaval in Chinese society. |
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| His Cultural Revolution sought to punish those in the Communist Party who had challenged Mao throughout his career, but most especially during the Great Leap Forward. |
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| The Cultural Revolution had a large effect on the city with much of its temples, churches and other monuments destroyed during this chaotic period. |
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| Had he succeeded, he might have been able to marginalize the long-anointed top leader Xi Jinping and seize the kind of power that Mao held during the Cultural Revolution. |
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| In their eyes, nothing less than a cultural revolution was needed to purge the Chinese people of some of their most ingrained habits and cherished values. |
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| Record collections and wardrobes were junked, long hair was out, and lives were changed by what felt at the time like a genuine cultural revolution. |
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| None of these in isolation are earth-shattering events, but together they provide persuasive evidence of the cultural revolution now taking place in Britain. |
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