A Photographer’s Quest to
Reverse China’s Political
Amnesia, The New York
Times, 2019
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Mao Zedong was a Chinese communist leader from the 1940's to 1976 when he died. In the 1960's, he began the Cultural Revolution which was a way to denounce the old capitalistic and traditional ways in China. They wanted to purify the country by banning works of art and other forms of media.
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