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Clips from the life of Chairman Mao Zedong. Music is from the revolutionary opera "The Red Detachment of Women", famously played to President Nixon during his 1972 visit. |
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Chairman Mao Zedong, shortly prior to its death, this time he wanted to watch everybody walk out instead of going first. Mao said: "If you are not going, I will also not go"...
毛泽东："你们不走，我也不走" ...
Mao Zedong was a great revolutionary leader, and statesman. He did make a few mistakes though, however during his time leading China he did a fair amount to help out the disadvantaged of China and brought the country to where it is today.
In that position and those very very hard times, I wonder if anyone else could have prevented more people from dying.
He did a good job in preventing China to become such as Africa. I'm happy China is now helping Africa to develop, which the west should have done 100 years ago! Of course there are also economic reasons, but wealth is spreaded in a more humane way with Africa by China.
China's current immense economic success is a precious legacy from Chairman Mao and other late Chinese leaders.
All revolutions in history have cost blood only China is pursuing it much later than most western countries. Don't forget we did the same thing, and often much worse.
Leaders in such times had to make tuff decisions and make the best out of it. Mao did well compared to many already developed countries. I'm from the Netherlands and we for instance have a much more bloody history than China with slavery and murder within and even outside our country. Western leaders back then responsible for all this bloodshed are considered as heroes today and have their own statues and galleries where they are honored. Lets keep everything in perspective...
It is always easy to judge someone, but remember what Jesus said: "let he who is without sin trow the first stone". We are all humans that make mistakes together with our governments, what did you ever do wrong? And your government??
We all live on one planet and should come together...one world one dream!
China is doing better and better in its fast political, economical and social transition, really a accomplishment that has never been shown before.
Countries should support this transition because it increases the standard of living for a great part of the world and reduces poverty and hunger.
Although I understand that many western countries see China as a huge competitor (and threat for their power and wealth) that has to be divided, but its better to work together and realize that we all live in one world where wealth should fairly be spreaded amongst: everybody!
Go China, support from Holland!! |
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a project that me and my friends did for school.... -.- we didn't get to pick our topic, we were force to do Mao... so yea, enjoy? haha |
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Film and photos of great revolutionary leader Mao Zedong and scenes from China during the revolution and under his rule.
A man (NOT a God) who made many mistakes, but undeniably a great military and political genius who changed the worlds most populous country forever, and inspired revolutionaries and progressives all over the world. To this day, he is still an influential force, not just in China but also inspiring Maoist People's Wars in Nepal (Prachanda), Peru, Colombia, India, The Philippines, and also potentially in Bhutan.
Since Deng Xiapoings coup, the Chinese Communist Party has largely put forward policies based on introducing market elements into the economy, creating an increasing wealth gap, social divions, the re-emergence of class antagonisms, a clique of Party bureaucrats and corruption. The Chinese Communist Party's official position on Mao, from a resolution adopted in 1981, is thus:
"Comrade Mao Zedong was a great Marxist and a great proletarian revolutionary, strategist and theorist. It is true that he made gross mistakes during the "cultural revolution", but, if we judge his activities as a whole, his contributions to the Chinese revolution far outweigh his mistakes. His merits are primary and his errors secondary. He rendered indelible meritorious service in founding and building up our Party and the Chinese People's Liberation Army, in winning victory for the cause of liberation of the Chinese people, in founding the People's Republic of China and in advancing our socialist cause. He made major contributions to the liberation of the oppressed nations of the world and to the progress of mankind."
The video features some popular songs from the Cultural Revolution (taken from very old and crackly 45rpm records!).
VIVA MAO!!!! |
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Discover how Chairman Mao Zedong came to power and what his policies and actions meant to China. In what ways was he good and/or bad for China? |
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China, keep up the good work, change the world by reducing poverty and hunger and spreading wealth more equally!
I always thought western media is objective, independent from the government and a example to the world, but I found out its not. Unfortunately.
Every country has its own (mostly very bloody) history and revolutions, and should not forget that when judging other countries.
In the position of Mao in those very very hard times, I wonder if anyone else could have prevented more people from dying. He did a good job in preventing China to become such as Africa. I'm happy China is now helping Africa to develop, which the west should have done 100 years ago! Of course there are also economic reasons, but wealth is spreaded in a more humane way with Africa by China now. Thats good, wealth should not only be kept in the west only (secured by wars), we all live on one planet together!
Not to mention all the wars and mess caused by the west today, showing that human right violations are not really an issue. Tibet is therefore not about human rights, its political.
Hopefully everybody sees that its not about human rights with Tibet but that Tibet is used for the political agenda of the west to divide China into parts, an attempt to stop a worldwide competitor, a number 1 military and economic worldpower, China. The legacy of Mao.
Western media lies about Tibet by purposely modifying and misjudging pictures, using old pictures, pictures from other countries and manipulating pictures and subtitles!
More and more westerners are noticing this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSQnK5FcKas
Actually westerners cannot be blamed for their anger, also during the olympic flame, because of being misinformed by western governments through media that purposely shows a twisted and one sided picture. We as westerners don't know better, please make up your own mind.
Many Tibetans thank Chairman Mao for liberating them from slavery and torture, almost all Tibetans and Chinese don't endure the problems as mentioned by the west.
Lets look at it from the positive side; all these lies, old pictures and wrong subtitles used and manipulated by western media, creates an even tighter bound between the 1.3 billion Chinese!
The 1.3 billion Chinese (and the 40 million Chinese abroad) will unite because of all this, forming an even stronger economic and military worldpower.
The west is therefore fulfilling a wish of the Chinese government, and strengthens the legacy of Chairman Mao.
But I don't think countries like China, Russia or in the Middle East (where more than half of the world population lives) would want to be a part of this western kind of "democracy", unless we show we have some decent values and norms. Everybody should work together.
I feel ashamed to be western, dealing with each other in a respectable manner will accomplice much more.
It also funny that western countries talk about human right violations, it seems westerners forget their history and actions at the moment around the world. Lets think about own actions first, and then judge others (fair, not twisted)..
Also see: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nOeaHTuHYg
Chinese: Keep up the good work and economic, political and social transition process, and change the world! Go China!!
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This is a video of Chairman Mao Zedong and China. Music is from the famous song which was the de facto anthem of the People's Republic of China during the Cultural Revolution in the 1960s, "The East Is Red" (東方紅) |
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Videos from the life of Chairman Mao Zedong [Mao Tse Tung] - 毛泽东! Music is "The Internationale", Chinese Version. |
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【毛泽东主席与基辛格】Chairman Mao Zedong and Kissinger |
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Combat Liberalism by Mao Zedong |
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Fondly remembers former Chinese leader Mao Zedong |
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http://store.operapassion.com/dvdww109.html
John Adams's first opera Nixon In China (1985-7), produced by Peter Sellars, with libretto by Alice Goodman, about the visit of Richard Nixon to China in 1972, where he met with Mao Zedong and other Chinese officials.
Act II Ending -
Madam Mao desires to save the peasants at all costs leading her to become more brutal than the landlord was in the first place. Eventually, a riot develops on stage with Chou and Madam Mao on opposite sides - the opera has become a rerun of the Cultural Revolution.
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Quote from Lyrics: (Chiang Ch'ing 江青)"I am the wife of Mao Tse-Tung who raised the weak above the strong. When I appear[,] the people hang upon my words". |
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【毛泽东主席与尼克松】Chairman Mao Zedong and Nixon |
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走近毛澤東 Mao Zedong-a Charismatic Leader |
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Standing on the Tian An Men (the Peace Gate of Heaven), Mao Zedong shouted, Long Live the People!
毛泽东站在天安门城楼上高呼：人民万岁！ |
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Loyalty Dance to Mao Zedong Yesterday, Praise Jesus Christ Today 当年"忠"字舞如今耶稣颂
Look at the red stamp on up right corner of the video for the credit. |
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Year:2002 Singer:Zhao Wei Song:Chinese olive tree |
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I made som clips of Chairman assassin mao. |
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Mao Zedong Era: The Socialist Economy |
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Be Prepared to a russian presidant! |
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I am the wife of Mao Zedong, who raised the weak above the strong! When I appear the people hang upon my words.
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Canzone per la manifestazione Calndidonna 07 (Comune di Udine) sul problema della donna in Cina e in Friuli V.G.
Musiche liriche e testi di M. Bettinelli, M. Tubetti e G. Bettinelli
Le immagini del video sono tratte da:
"Il paesaggio friulano nel documentario cinematografico (1910-1969)"
prodotto da:La Cineteca del Friuli
"Mao une histoire chinoise"
prodotto da: ARTE France & On Line Productions
china,chinese woman is like friuli,furlan woman |
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Chengdu Sichuan, China. This little museum has an amazing array of items collected by Wang Ting An over the years! |
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Chinese song for honoring Chairman Mao Tse Tung. |
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Our response to the charming monstrosity that is Mao's wifey. |
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AT THE BREAST OF HISTORY I SUCKED AND PISSED.
This is what happens when Meri and Mandy get bored and listen to fantastic opera. |
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走近毛澤東 Mao Zedong-a Charismatic Leader |
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The Long March of Mao Zedong 1934-1935 |
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A Chinese film depicting Mao Zedong founding the People's Republic of China. Title unknown. |
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本片奪得嘎納電影節評委會大獎，最佳男主角。張藝謀導演，鞏俐，葛優主演。 TO Live，A chinese movie， is directed by Zhang Yimou ,acted by Gong Li and Ge You |
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This is my cousin doing his infamous "hey dance". He is a little spazztic flammer and is HILARIOUS!! |
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At least it has a good background sound. |
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He is very gay indeed. |
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Before ideological differences between the People's Republic of China and the U.S.S.R. led to the formation of two competing strands of Marxism (what became known as Polycentrism), Mao Zedong copied the Soviet model in the early days of the People's Republic and was strongly allied. Here, Mao visited Khruschev around 1957 when relations started to cool, shortly before he criticised Khruschev's "phony communism" and made the decisive break. Maoism later became an influential ideology amongst the third world and is still heavily admired to this day by revolutionaries in Nepal, India, Peru, the Philippines and Thailand, to name but a few.
In the film you can nonetheless see the enormous parades the Chinese layed on for Nikita Khruschev and the Soviet emissaries. |
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前菲律宾总统马可斯夫人伊美黛
毛泽东行洋礼（毛澤東行洋禮）
大海航行靠舵手
万物生长靠太阳
雨露滋润禾苗壮
干革命靠的是毛泽东思想
鱼儿离不开水
瓜儿离不开秧
革命群众离不开共产党
毛泽东思想是不落的太阳 |
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Mao Zedong Speaks to his people, with two Australians at his side. |
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This clip is made by Ken Lin Shuang Yu on Chairman Mao. |
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Got up on my firnds shoulders and spread the communist word. As you can see many disagreed with me. |
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"Where do correct ideas come from?" by Mao Zedong |
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A man singing a song about Mao Zedong in Yan'an, China. |
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De 14e Dalai Lama gaat op bezoek bij de chinese communistische leider mao zedong. Hij probeert Kundun te overtuigen dat china Tibet vooruitgang zal brengen. Maar wat er in werkelijkheid gebeurde was een vernietiging van de schitterende Tibetaanse cultuur en een opsplitsing van Tibet waardoor duizenden chinezen in Tibet gingen wonen. Ook dit zorgte voor de afbraak van de Tibetaanse cultuur. Let vooral ook op de afschuwlijke netheid van mao zedong en de kleffe prpaganda die hij gebruikt in zijn toespraak.Bekijk ook de Trailer van deze film: "Kundun' op mijn account : Vraagteken88.
Met dank aan Nienchi2007 |
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http://www.russianfootage.com/history/chinese_chronicle
Chinese military and political leader, who led the Communist Party of China (CPC) to victory against the Kuomintang (KMT) in the Chinese Civil War. He was also the leader of the People's Republic of China (PRC) from its establishment in 1949 until his death in 1976.
Regarded as one of the most important figures in modern world history, Mao is still a controversial person today, over thirty years after his death. He is often portrayed as a great revolutionary and strategist who eventually defeated Chiang Kai-shek in the Chinese Civil War, and transformed the country into a major power through his policies. |
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China Military Power: PLA Parade [People's Liberation Army] china chinese prc military power pla parade air force navy people's liberation army nuclear missile tank mao zedong |
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jeje devient mao zedong |
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People's Liberation Army[PLA] Parade! china chinese military parade paradise prc power people's liberation army navy tank nuclear missile mao zedong |
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This is a video telling about the Chinese history, and so on. Whole DVD video is available as a stream at http://www.tv.vunet.org - and God knows, if it can be purchased in Bush -ruled Western countries - but at least we give you access to it now, so please be graceful for what you get! Mao Zedong pronunciation (help·info) (S | |
