Cultural Revolution impact from "summary" of Wild Swans by Jung Chang
The impact of the Cultural Revolution was felt by everyone in China. It was a time of chaos and destruction, where people were forced to give up their beliefs and conform to the will of the Communist Party. Families were torn apart, friends turned against each other, and the fabric of society was ripped apart. The Cultural Revolution had a profound effect on the people of China, changing their lives forever. Those who were deemed to be intellectuals or counter-revolutionaries were targeted and subjected to brutal treatment. They were publicly humiliated, tortured, and in some cases, killed. The fear and paranoia that gripped the country during this time were palpable. The impact of the Cultural Revolution extended beyond just the physical violence and destruction. It also had a lasting effect on the psyche of the Chinese people. Trust was eroded, and suspicion became the norm. People l...
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