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China and the Cultural Revolution
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... GCSE COURSEWORK China and the Cultural Revolution 1) Source A is a description of Mao reviewing a march past of Red Guards in Peking in November 1966. In publishing this description, it glorifies Mao, making sure that his support will increase. Referring to Mao as "our most respected and beloved great leader" it emphasises on his mass support making the point that he is loved and supported by all. This description is a piece of propaganda that will make people support Mao stating his "brilliance" and that he is the "red sun in our hearts". Not only does it glorify Mao, it glorifies the red guards and the communist regime referring to the revolution as the "great proletarian cultural revolution" and how people should be influenced by the workers. This newspaper was produced in a communist country where the media is under control so the review was most likely to have been













